Sentence examples for article possession from inspiring English sources

Four men have been charged with offences including possession of a bladed article, possession of class A drugs and public order offences following the EDL protest and a counter demonstration.

7. When you are handed a family scrapbook or photo album, you must keep such article in your possession for at least a hundred and twenty seconds before passing it to the next person.

When you are handed a family scrapbook or photo album, you must keep such article in your possession for at least a hundred and twenty seconds before passing it to the next person.

It would be perfectly possible that these people had the right to sell the articles in their possession or give them in payment.

He never betrays the secrets which are in his possession View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight By Alice Gregory.

Gov. George E. Pataki's recent commutation of Emmanuel Nkemakolam's 15-years-to-life sentence for felony drug possession (news article, Dec. 28) is a welcome action.

(2) Any person who, at the time when copyright subsists in a work by virtue of this Act, makes or has in his possession an article specifically designed or adapted for making copies of that work, knowing that it is to be used for making infringing copies for sale or hire or for use in the course of business, commits an offence.

In R v Ellames 60 Cr App R. 7 (CA) the Court of Appeal stated: "In our view, to establish an offence under Section 25 (1) the prosecution must prove that the Defendant was in possession of the article, and intended the article to be used in the course of or in connection with some future burglary, theft or cheat.

He denies one count of acquiring criminal property, five counts of transferring criminal property and three counts of possession of articles for use in fraud.

He points out that this intention could be proved merely if "an individual was in possession of articles and instructions on how to convert imitation firearms into live firearms".

Scotland Yard said late tonight that the men -- all whom reportedly had links to Al Qaeda -- had been charged under the Terrorism Act with "possession of articles for the preparation, instigation and commission of terrorism acts".