"I think the scoreline wasn't fair, considering the possession we had.
The United States scored 78 — a fairly good ranking, the evaluators said, considering its possession of a sprawling nuclear complex that dates from the earliest days of the atomic era.
This is easiest to see by considering points per possession (PPP).
For context, considering that 100 possessions approximates the total number of possessions in a game, it can roughly be said that Denver's offense has scored on a pace about 20 points per game worse with Thomas on the court.
For instance, considering one's possessions by category and making sure that every item has a permanent, visible, easily accessible home are strategies that clinicians like Bratiotis use when helping patients.
"We must move beyond prohibition to effective prevention," said Peña Nieto, indicating his administration would in the near future consider decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana and the legalization of medical marijuana.
Scarcely four pages into the book he is tackling the notion that for most of history, up to Tudor England perhaps, it was the use of land and not land itself that was considered a possession.
Als's words describe the premise that Gone With the Wind enacts: that it is the white and beautiful who must be rooted for, their individual complications considered, their possession of privilege assumed rightful, and their complicity in injustice ignored.
The United States' cultural insularity is vividly captured by a simple fact: only two countries in the world consider gun possession a citizen's basic right rather than a privilege.
There is no doubt that the decision makers in the countries opposing us know well that Iran is not after nuclear weapons because the Islamic Republic, logically, religiously and theoretically, considers the possession of nuclear weapons a grave sin and believes the proliferation of such weapons is senseless, destructive and dangerous".
California's four United States attorneys said the dispensaries violated not only federal law, which considers all possession and distribution of marijuana to be illegal, but state law, which requires operators to be nonprofit primary caregivers to their patients and to distribute marijuana strictly for medical purposes.
