Blair defended the decision to invade Iraq in 2003, despite Saddam Hussein not possessing weapons of mass destruction.
"I think what one should aim at is loving people, but not possessing them, and it's not easy, I suppose.
There are lots of career coaches who have a strong grasp of organisation, while not possessing the accompanying virtues.
An untold number, while not possessing the right papers, are also not now deportable under our byzantine immigration laws.
And the film studios plan to use various forms of scrambling software -- encryption -- to keep the movies unviewable by anyone not possessing keys to the digital code.
Not possessing the literary genius of his rather more famous spouse, it was one of only two novels that Mr. Woolf ever wrote.
It would be inane to fault Richard Yates for not possessing an explicitly feminist consciousness, but he never suggests that April suffers from even the slightest social constriction, and neither does Mendes.
"It's a bit ITV Sunday police drama" seems to have become an increasingly acceptable way to pour scorn on shows not possessing the exotic charms of The Wire or The Killing.
Not possessing a mincing machine, or vast reserves of patience, my chunks are coarser than Hugh might deem appropriate, but I like the result – it gives the dish more body.
The cabinet also vowed to maintain the current policy of not possessing nuclear weapons, not making them and not allowing them into Japan, the only country to have been attacked with nuclear weapons, in 1945.
Panther fans might cringe at Alexander; being slightly small and not possessing a great burst, he's a little reminiscent of Everette Brown, arguably the worst investment of Hurney's 11-year career here.
