Sentence examples for marijuana route from inspiring English sources

The following variables were recorded: duration of cannabis use, previous use, cannabis derivative used (hashish or marijuana), route of administration, amount and frequency of use, supply source, physician's acknowledgement about cannabis use and changes of pharmacological treatment.

Their subsequent chat could only have been tenser if Moore had not discreetly emptied his pockets of low-grade marijuana en route.

The sale and possession of marijuana are en route to being decriminalized; and I am inclined to think that cocaine, heroin, methamphetamime, LSD, and the rest of the illegal drugs should be decriminalized as well -- though not deregulated.

"When you go down that route, marijuana becomes more readily available to children, more people become addicted to it, and the health outcomes become worse...I think it's actually a tragedy," Harper warned at a campaign stop last month.

"When you go down that route, marijuana becomes more readily available to children, more people become addicted to it, and the health outcomes become worse," Harper said on Tuesday.

At a campaign stop last month, Harper warned against legalization arguing that "when you go down that route, marijuana becomes more readily available to children, more people become addicted to it, and the health outcomes become worse...I think it's actually a tragedy".

In the wake of their spats with law enforcement, the duo began to eye up more legitimate routes to marijuana legalization.

"If I have a parade detail and I walk my route and smell marijuana, I'd go ballistic," he said.

Given the balance of equities, 16 states and the District of Columbia have chosen the compassionate route and legalized marijuana for medicinal purposes.

Directly after the increased demand, the program was quietly disbanded in March 1992, effectively shutting down the only legal route to medical marijuana.

They and their elders spent the next two decades collaborating with Colombia's drug kings on clandestine routes for delivering cocaine and marijuana to the United States.