pursuance
- n a search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria
life is more than the pursuance of fame - n the continuance of something begun with a view to its completion
- Well-informed quarters say that the Government has already made a step in pursuance of their policy by re-stablishing the French Embassy to the Vatican.
- Her plan for physical education for women is so promising that the War Department has indorsed it in pursuance of its campaign to reduce the high percentage of physical .
- Laws must be made "in pursuance" of the Constitution, but treaties need only be made "under the Authority of the United States," i.