Sentence examples for because of possession from inspiring English sources

Epstein added his name to an advertisement that appeared in The Times on 24 July 1967, which called for the legalisation of cannabis, the release of all prisoners imprisoned because of possession, and research into marijuana's medical uses.

SpREJ proteins are a subset of the PKD1 family because of possession of REJ, GPS and PLAT/LH2 domains.

It was really poor defending and all the good work we might have done with the ball meant nothing in the end because out of possession we were just rubbish.

We have trouble understanding intellectual property because our ideas of possession and theft are based on physical objects.

"I said before the game they'll have a lot of possession because that's the way Inverness are playing at the minute.

Citing a 2001 statement from the the Courts and Legal Services of the NSW Police Service to the Commonwealth Department of Health, "A tester in the context of a testing station would not be committing an offence of possession because the charge requires that the person has knowledge of the substance being an illicit drug and has physical control over the substance.

The study team said that Iran was included in the analysis because of its possession of highly enriched uranium for a research reactor in Tehran.

"The agony of this is that we've come so far, smelled and touched and seen our dream, but haven't fully embraced it because of one possession at the end," he said.

Passing sentence, Judge Andrew McDowall told Dodgeon: "The worst punishment you can have is one that will last for the rest of your conscious life - the knowledge that because of the possession of these drugs and your failure to keep them secure from teenage experimentation has resulted in a death.

Haeinsa temple was designated a world historical site by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1995, in part because of its possession of the so-called Tripitaka Koreana, a collection of over 80,000 hand-carved wooden tablets that record the Buddhist canon.

Four nail bombs found in Donaghey's pockets were not planted after his death, Saville concludes, but he adds: "We are sure that Gerald Donaghey was not preparing or attempting to throw a nail bomb when he was shot; and we are equally sure that he was not shot because of his possession of nail bombs.