The word "possessor" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to someone who owns or has control over something.
Example: "The possessor of the ancient artifact was invited to share its history at the museum."
Alternatives: "Owner" or "Holder."
The idea that an English elite was the rightful possessor of the language and governed its proper use was powerful enough to haunt even James Joyce, arguably the greatest re-inventor of English since Shakespeare.
A possessor of convening power, a picker of people: hearing both stylings only a few minutes apart, I was struck by how both seem to operate at one remove.
You'd expect the possessor of a look like that to be an out-and-out comedy oddball, but it turns out that behind the beard is a more conventional kind of comic, albeit one whose instinctive mastery of his form immediately marks him out as one to watch.
Malaysia and Singapore both retain colonial-era prohibitions on sex between men, though with varying degrees of punishment: fines, imprisonment for up to 20 years and whipping in Malaysia; imprisonment for up to two years in Singapore.Though poor, conservative and the possessor of a shameful record on human rights more generally, Vietnam offers a counter-example.
Similarly, using only the public key, a person or service can encrypt a document such that only the possessor of the private key can decrypt it.
Mr Haass cited the danger North Korea poses as a cyber-vandal, an unauthorised nuclear power, a possessor of a large conventional military force and a onetime sponsor of terrorism.
Many species that live in cold waters have special proteins in their blood which attach themselves to small crystals of ice and prevent these from growing to a size at which they would be dangerous.Normally, such an advantageous trait would start as a chance mutation that gave its possessor an advantage in the struggle for life.
And clearly France, as a member of the G7 group of rich countries, holder of a permanent seat on the UN Security Council and possessor of nuclear weapons, has a leading place in this better world.Are those cards good enough to trump the hyperpower, one which is inherently suspicious of any multilateralism it does not control?
Miss Faguiani, the present Dowager Lady Hertford, was the legatee of Selwyn's property; the late Lord, with that lady and her fortune, no doubt became the possessor of these letters, and by his executors they have been transferred for a consideration to the hands of a publisher.
Instead of receiving interest payments on lent money, as in a standard bond, a sukuk generally entitles its possessor to (nominal) part-ownership of an asset; he then receives income either from profits generated by that asset or from rental payments made by the issuer.
The possessor of fine intelligence, he was not on a soap-box, or bent on influencing the great and good, though he got their attention just the same.
