The study finds that households living in urban areas, households that spend money on public transport and households that do not possess a car will spend less on both petrol and diesel.
Car ownership of family was assessed during the follow-up survey between 2001 and 2003 (dichotomously coded); that is, the participants retrospectively reported if their family had possessed a car when they were children.
However, the power of the courts to enforce such laws has been limited by the requirement that the offender possess a car on which the device can be installed.
The Townsend Index is a deprivation score calculated from four aggregated variables: the percentage of economically active residents aged 16-59/64 who are unemployed, the percentage of private households that do not possess a car, the percentage of private households that are not owner-occupied and the percentage of private households with more than one person per room [ 17].
Battle-hardened young men like Mr. Diaz, 33 — who is a member of the Bulldogs, the largest Hispanic gang in California's Central Valley, and who spent the night in jail for missing a court date on charges of possessing a stolen car and methamphetamine — used to deride the downtown Fresno jail as "Club Snoopy".
Improbably, Mr. Wright had reached age 43 without ever possessing a credit card, a car loan or any other consumer debt.
It is not surprising, then, that by the time Putin became President most Russians were only too happy to exchange the metaphysical ideas of free speech and intellectual freedom for the concrete desires of owning a home and a car and possessing a bank account.
He was arrested on suspicion of possessing a weapon at school, possessing nunchucks and having two large fixed-blade knives in his car on campus.
Wilkinson also admitted possessing a firearm.
About two hours after he spoke, a prosecutor arrested Mr. Barbari in the hospital and placed him in custody for four days, for allegedly possessing an illegal shotgun in the car at the time of the episode.
