pursuance (Meaning)

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pursuance (n)

a search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria

the continuance of something begun with a view to its completion

No weak antonyms found.

The company's policy changes were in pursuance of greater efficiency and customer satisfaction.
In pursuance of the law, the police conducted thorough investigations into the matter.
His actions were in direct pursuance of the instructions given by his superiors.
The pursuance of education is often seen as a pathway to personal and professional growth.
The treaty was ratified in pursuance of diplomatic efforts to foster peace between the nations.
The project was initiated in pursuance of the community's expressed needs and desires.
The pursuance of happiness is enshrined as a fundamental right in many declarations of human rights.
The committee's recommendations were implemented in pursuance of improving workplace conditions.
His career advancement was a direct result of his pursuance of opportunities for growth and development.
The pursuance of justice requires diligence, integrity, and a commitment to fairness.

a search for an alternative that meets cognitive criteria, the continuance of something begun with a view to its completion

fulfilment, fulfillment, implementation,execution, perpetration, commission, prosecution,accomplishment, achievement, discharge

nonperformance, nonperformance,nonfulfillment, nonfulfillment,

The company's policy changes were in pursuance of greater efficiency and customer satisfaction.

In pursuance of the law, the police conducted thorough investigations into the matter.

His actions were in direct pursuance of the instructions given by his superiors.

The pursuance of education is often seen as a pathway to personal and professional growth.