To possess definition

To possess or “to be in possession” means to have alcohol or drugs and/or drug paraphernalia on one’s person, in one’s personal property, automobile, or other vehicle, or locker, desk or other school-provided storage area.

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To possess or “to be in possession” means either:

To possess or ‘to retain’ means to possess or to retain in physical form and the words ‘possession’ or ‘retention’ shall be construed accordingly.

Examples of To possess in a sentence

To possess, to transport, to import, to export, to purchase, to sell, to provide, or to exchange weapons or ammunition of any name or nature whatsoever, to or with anyone whatsoever, or to have at one’s disposal in any way whatsoever and/or to participate or promote these activities.
To possess Partnership property or assign the rights of the Partnership in specific property other than for a Partnership purpose.
To possess physical requirements the employee must be physically able to perform the work.
To possess a control board operator position the individual must be qualified on all outside process jobs.
To possess means to have either in or on the teacher’s person, personal effects, motor vehicle, or areas substantially entrusted to the control of the teacher.
The Proposed Mandate Expansion is expected to provide the following key benefits of enabling CMMT: (i) To expand investment opportunities; (ii) To possess sector, revenue stream, asset and tenant diversification; and (iii) To enhance ability to deliver stable and sustainable distribution to Unitholders.
To possess means to have either in or on the teacher’s person, personal effects, motor vehicle, or areas substantially entrusted to the control of the teacher.] Such conduct will further result in immediately discharge.
To possess and maintain at Contractor's expense at all times this Agreement is in effect State of Oregon "A" level certification for electrical inspection and valid Oregon Driver's License.
To possess a valid Workers’ Compensation Insurance Policy, or the applicable local US State equivalent or proof of exemption therefrom, at the time of signature and to maintain a valid Workers’ Compensation policy as long as an Intern/Trainee is part of their organization.
To possess medical agency is to possess medical decision-making capacity.

More Definitions of To possess

To possess means to have something within a person’s control. This does not necessarily mean that the defendant must hold it physically. That is having actual possession of it. As long as the firearm was within the defendant’s control, he possesses it.

To possess means to carry, but does not necessarily mean that the person physically carries any of the aforementioned. Even though drugs and the like are kept in a cabin, or even though baggage containing drugs and the like are located at a customs office away from the holder, as far as the person is determined to be responsible for the drugs and the like, “to possess” described in this item is applicable.

To possess or “to be in possession” means to have controlled substances, illegal drugs, drug paraphernalia, or alcohol on ones’ personal property, or in an automobile or other vehicle, locker, desk or other storage area on