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pursuant

[per-soo-uhnt] / pərˈsu ənt /
ADJECTIVE
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“But the leases are now being issued pursuant to the Inflation Reduction Act, so the challenged agency action is no longer the basis for the issuance of the leases,” the ruling from the U.S.

From Seattle Times

The special grand jury's report, which includes recommendations on possible charges, has remained largely under seal pursuant to a judge's order.

From Reuters

The petition added, “A public official does not engage in state action when blocking users from a social media account where, as here, the account is not operated pursuant to any governmental authority or duty.”

From New York Times

The Post’s Jeremy Barr reported that the network will not have to air any retractions or apologies pursuant to the settlement agreement.

From Washington Post

When you're at the point where the state's attorney drops charges and there no longer are any charges pursuant to which you can reinstate a conviction, nobody could expect something like this to happen.

From Salon