Synonyms for pursuant
pərˈsu əntpur·suant

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1. pursuant(p)adjective

   (followed by `to') in conformance to or agreement with

   "pursuant to our agreement"; "pursuant to the dictates of one's conscience"

   Antonyms:
   inconsistent

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1. List of paraphrases for "pursuant":

   under, according, consistent, accordance, conformément, conforming, virtue

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1. Antony Blinken:

   Today's report is in line with the United States' continuing opposition to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline and the U.S. Government's continued compliance with PEESA, with today's action, the Administration has now sanctioned 8 persons and identified 17 of their vessels as blocked property pursuant to PEESA in connection with Nord Stream 2.

2. Secretary Jeh Johnson:

   At the moment we are standing down our plans for executive action, pursuant to the judge’s injunction.

3. Timothy Sandefur:

   If newspapers can’t be barred from publishing stolen military documents during wartime, then parents certainly have a constitutional right to publish documents the government gave to them pursuant to a Freedom of Information Act request.

4. Matthew Albence:

   Those individuals, as has always been our policy, were provided the opportunity to take their child with them pursuant to their removal. Those individuals declined to do so, they are not going to generally take that child back with them after they've accomplished their smuggling.

5. Attorney General Barr:

   Your statement also wrongly implies that your continued tenure in the office is necessary to ensure that cases now pending in the Southern District of New York are handled appropriately, this is obviously false.I fully expect that the office will continue to handle all cases in the normal course and pursuant to the Departments applicable standards, policies, and guidance.