Sentence examples for individual possession from inspiring English sources

Individual possession of legal highs is not a criminal offence under the legislation.

Individual possession of 15 grams of marijuana is already decriminalised – a volume three times greater than what is possible to purchase in an Amsterdam coffee shop.

Even the worst shot attempts come with a far higher scoring probability, as a turnover is – by far – the most inefficient use of an individual possession.

(I'm grateful to my colleague Jeffrey Toobin for showing so well that the idea that the Second Amendment assures individual possession of guns, so far from being deeply rooted in American law, is in truth a new and bizarre reading, one that would have shocked even Warren Burger).

Most Americans on the right believe that a crucial reason why individuals should own guns is to protect themselves from government tyranny, and that widespread individual possession of guns is one of the main reasons why American citizens enjoy freedom of conscience, religion, and the rest of our civil liberties.

I'd guess that the Second Amendment was far more about state militias than individual possession.

The broad subdivisions of Paraguay in 1880s maps refer to individual possessions, not provinces.

We treat copyrights as individual possessions, jewels that exist entirely by themselves.

Sometimes, not even the creator owns the painterly iconography and motif attached to particular stories that are family, clan or tribe – but not individual – possessions.

In America, the number of individual possessions are said to have doubled over 50 years, the average household is now estimated to house 300,000 items and the population is spending $1.2tn annually on non-essential items.

Our faces, our expressions, our smiles, our neutral looks are individual possessions.