The formal ceremony of taking possession of the land took place on 4 September 1812.
Orchestra director David Murray said an orchestra taking possession of its own hall was a "unique and very special experience".
Under an agreement reached at the meeting, each association is taking possession of mothballed Belgian rail stock to restore and use.
In Gibson's case, it appears he tried to pull off potentially lucrative but risky trades that involved taking possession of live cattle long term.
Some companies, including Circuit City, have moved to a "drop shipping" arrangement, where wholesalers deliver goods right to the consumer without the retailer actually taking possession of them.
Their discount is off whatever the current stock price is--meaning they can turn a quick profit by selling the stock immediately, before taking possession of the new shares.
The film is extraordinary to look at for its ingenious mixture of visual styles, and it will speak to anyone who has ever tried to take possession of a place or a person in the hope of taking possession of himself.
It's about possession and taking control.
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It allowed the countries in possession of a currency benefiting from international prestige to give without taking, to lend without borrowing, and to acquire without paying.
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Taking into account all of the statistics, considering Spain's domineering tiki taka possession-based style and Brazil's "jogo bonito, " which team will history remember as the better?
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Trailing by 18 points at the break, Huddersfield needed a strong restart, and it came when Whaturia taking full advantage to run half the length of the field and score after Glenn Morrison turned over possession from Paul Deacon's high ball.
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