pursuance
কার্যোদ্ধার
definition
noun
you have a right to use public areas in the pursuance of your lawful hobby
the carrying out of a plan or action.
translation of 'pursuance'
পেশা
noun
অনুসার,
অনুসরণ,
অনুসৃত বস্তু,
চালাইয়া যাত্তয়া,
অভীষ্ট বস্তু,
লক্ষ্য,
কার্যোদ্ধার,
লাভের চেষ্টা,
বৃত্তি,
অনুসৃতি
example
Detention may then be authorised pending a decision to give such directions and his removal in 'pursuance' to such directions if they are given.
The fact that all the acts were performed in 'pursuance' of an antecedent plan, and death ensued from the execution of that plan, appeared to be crucial to the decision of the Privy Council.
The act has to be performed against a group of people not directly involved in the 'pursuance' of that military or political aim.
An amalgamation or transfer of engagements in 'pursuance' of section 50, 51 or 52 of this Act shall not prejudice any right of a creditor of any registered society which is a party thereto.
He having claimed that right and provided a sample of breath in 'pursuance' thereof, we were required to disregard the evidence of the proportion of alcohol in the appellant's breath provided by the breath-testing device.
The multi-variant nature of computations holds important reserves for finding rational methods of employment of forces in operations, given the uncertainty of data on possible conditions of their 'pursuance' .
In 'pursuance' of that concept, the navies of India and other Commonwealth countries were offered reconditioned Second World War warships from Britain's reserve fleet, vessels that were surplus to British requirements.
India could be a tremendous source of inspiration to the West, if she gave up aping Western nations in the 'pursuance' of their nuclear armament programme.
They are doing that in 'pursuance' of their political agenda.
But the District Judge, sitting at Dewsbury Magistrates Court, told the defendant that his dogged 'pursuance' of the case had wasted a lot of taxpayers' money.
In 'pursuance' of this goal he drew up the Code of Canon Law in 1917 that helped to centralize the Catholic Church while increasing the power of the papacy.
Resident doctors at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, in northern Nigeria, began an indefinite strike on July 15, in 'pursuance' of improvements in working conditions.
you have a right to use public areas in the 'pursuance' of your lawful hobby
A strong and dogged 'pursuance' of the case and passage of the Punjab Termination Act, 2004 annulling all previous agreements on river water sharing since 1981 earned him great appreciation of the people of Punjab.
staff took industrial action in 'pursuance' of a better deal
The world of the novel is only a rectification of the world we live in, in 'pursuance' of men's deepest wishes'.
A preacher may be taken as some obsessed creature in 'pursuance' of his mission but, as one can see, he is also providing life to those he gets acquainted with.
I thought we were paying the police to be enforcers of law and supporters of society, to act in a professional, non-partisan way in the 'pursuance' of their duties.
Cooperation between the Bulgarian and Belgian interior ministries will be in 'pursuance' to a bilateral agreement between the two authorities.
The answer to that argument lies in the opening words of section 14, which show that the section refers to the ‘goods supplied under a contract of sale'. In my opinion that means the goods delivered in purported 'pursuance' of the contract.
Great credit is due to the team who have given sterling service in the 'pursuance' of this project.
It was not in 'pursuance' of any Court Order or other judicial or external authorisation.
(d) a shared ownership lease, whether granted in 'pursuance' of that Part of that Act or otherwise, where the tenant's total share is 100 per cent.
In 'pursuance' of the Government's pledge to boost the Special Forces a total of 334 new members are required.
It ensures that people who with to visit, sojourn and work in our country do so legally and in 'pursuance' of our national goals.
On stability on the Korean Peninsula, Gong Ro Myung, a former South Korean foreign minister, told the meeting Japan can play a role in the 'pursuance' of stability and eventual reunification of the Korean Peninsula.
The money granted to NGOs is sacred and is for the 'pursuance' of the well-being of the Afghan people.
Death may have been unforeseen but each party to a joint unlawful enterprise is equally liable for the consequences of acts done in 'pursuance' thereof.
I find that the decision is in accordance with the law and is in 'pursuance' of the legitimate aim of immigration control.
The strike was called by the Union of Kenya Civil Servants on June 2, in 'pursuance' of a substantial pay increase.
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