This act represented a practical safeguard against their car being vandalised, but also seemed to denote prized ownership of space and possessions.
Its demands were straightforward but bold: allow the church to take possession of the space it had legally purchased.
The company will take possession of the space, which it will use for its marketing offices and a showroom, in March.
He just walked on stage, taking calm possession of the space, and you sank back in your seat, knowing that everything was going to be fine.
A Villency executive said the company would not be able to take possession of the space until this fall and would need several months to prepare its new showroom and store.
Thus, the useless or untrained memories will not take possession of the space.
Arsenal were much brighter in possession, enjoyed plenty of space in the Bristol half and also looked dangerous when breaking forward, especially with the pace of Nobbs - who hit the post after bursting into the Bristol area before the break.
If dated, the piece does show off the company, particularly Gillian Murphy, a tall redhead of whiplash elegance, and David Hallberg, whose soaring line takes absolute possession of the stage space.
"In Woodbridge," Mr. Harding said, "it was being able to get back possession of the Caldor space that allowed us to change the tenor of the St. George Crossing shopping center".
When an alien gangster visits South Park and the residents come into possession of his stolen "space cash", they decide to keep it for themselves and hide it from alien police officers who are looking for it.
But a system in possession of a suppositional space with respect to some class of representational abilities is not yet capable of practical deliberation.
