Pursuance

Pronunciation: /ˈpɝˈsuˈænˈˌsii/

Pursuance (noun)

  1. The act of doing something because a law, order, or rule allows or requires it.
  2. Serious effort to reach a goal, especially when you keep trying over time.

Examples

  • The court approved the case in pursuance of the earlier ruling.
  • The officer acted in pursuance of the written order.