Sentence examples for Get firearms from inspiring English sources

It is much too easy for criminals to get firearms.

The ability of terrorists in Britain to get firearms from criminal networks is not theoretical.

Lawmakers have tried to get firearms away from intimate-partner abusers.

"People who are crazy should not be able to get firearms," she said, insisting that enforcement of mental health laws, not new gun restrictions, would prevent future massacres.

Largely to get firearms off the street, the Bloomberg administration has made stop-and-frisk, in which officers pat down passersby suspected of criminal activity, a centerpiece of urban police work.

The areas of concern in the various letters include the ability to get firearms officers quickly enough, and in sufficient numbers, to confront gunmen behind a Paris-style attack.

"We no longer know if people who are qualified or mentally ill or felons are getting firearms' licenses," he said.

According to the complaint, Mr. Osmakac asked the informer for help getting firearms and explosives, and the source put him in touch with an undercover F.B.I. agent.

The researchers must use their skill and judgment, striking a balance between the rights of gun owners and the need to keep would-be killers from getting firearms.

In addition to a deal on background checks (which is still a long way from passing either chamber of the legislature), Manchin announced an agreement on legislation "to prevent criminals and the mentally ill from getting firearms".

Questioned about the time delay in finding the right kit for undercover marksmen, the force chief said: "What I'm not going to do is equip surveillance officers with kit which allows them to be identified, particularly if you've got firearms officers who I assume are going to be facing people with guns.