Sentence examples for repeated possession from inspiring English sources

The chances of mandatory sentences for repeated possession of a knife becoming law increased markedly when Ed Miliband said he was sympathetic to the proposal.

"They got caught off the back of repeated possession by a quality side.

But victims of trauma don't feel victimized -- instead, as the pioneering trauma theorist Cathy Caruth puts it: "... the [traumatic event] is not assimilated or experienced fully at the time, but only belatedly, in its repeated possession of the one who experiences it".

Minimum prison terms for repeated knife possession were introduced a year ago.

Trading on the 'tightly coupled' association between p62 pathological changes in the hippocampus and cerebellum and the possession of hexanucleotide repeat in C9ORF72 in FTLD [ 6- 12], we sought to determine, from a pathological basis, whether such expansions might occur in patients with histopathologically verified AD.

After displaying early confidence, the Lions lost their rhythm, giving away possession through repeated errors as Hawthorn dominated.

Congregations grew each week as the "possession" was repeated.

One in four respondents said that courts should be able to sentence a person to life in prison without the possibility of parole if that person has repeated convictions for drug possession.

It played out on the game's first possession and was repeated for much of the night: Wichita State (29-8) lobbed an easy pass into the paint, which led to an easy finish, with no defender in sight.

That match was won with less than 40 per cent of possession, a trick Arsenal repeated in defeating Manchester United earlier this month and again against Bayern.

During the campaign, Ford acknowledged after repeated denials that he was busted for marijuana possession in Florida in 1999.