pursuant in Latin
pursuant in Latin is prō tenōre — pursuant means in accordance with or following from something, typically a law or agreement — used with "to.".
pursuant in Latin
prō tenōre
Accordingly; consequently.
What does "pursuant" mean?
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adj In accordance with or following from something, typically a law or agreement — used with "to."
"The refund was issued pursuant to company policy."
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pursuant in a sentence
- The refund was issued pursuant to company policy.
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What is "pursuant" in Latin?
"pursuant" in Latin is prō tenōre. pursuant means: In accordance with or following from something, typically a law or agreement — used with "to."
How do you use "pursuant" in a sentence?
Example: "The refund was issued pursuant to company policy." In Latin, "pursuant" is prō tenōre.
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