Sentence examples for respective possession from inspiring English sources
An intentional foul should not give the team fouling a 3-2 advantage for the respective possession.
It read as follows: "The President of the French Republic is authorized to ratify, and, if necessary, to execute the convention delimiting the respective possessions of France and Germany in equatorial Africa signed in Berlin on November 4, 1911".
In 1739, war broke out between Spain and Great Britain over the respective powers' colonial possessions and spheres of influence.
Resources once acquired on a certain hierarchical level are in possession of that respective operator for a specific time unless he decides to rent them on more granular hierarchical levels in a shorter term auction.
We determined drug use on the basis of two criteria: a drug possession ratio of 80% or greater for the respective drug during the six months after entry into the study, and no exposure to the other study drugs on entry and during the first six months of the study.
Host size (quantity) and host age (quality) will typically form objective components of RV, whereas the age of competitors and their respective reproductive states constitute subjective influences on the value they are likely to place on host possession.
Atheist or not, all new Scouts and Guides must still promise to adhere to their respective laws, including for the former that they "make good use of time and are careful of possessions and property" and "have courage in all difficulties".
Key findings are that general practitioners are in possession of the information that was sought and are able to identify patients with ABI in their respective practices.
* "POSSESSION" Neil LaBute films A. S. Byatt's novel about two English literary scholars (Aaron Eckhart and Gwyneth Paltrow) who discover that the 19th-century writers (in flashback, Jeremy Northam and Jennifer Ehle) who are their respective objects of study had a secret affair.
Possession: Macclesfield 47%.
