Sentence examples for access to weaponry from inspiring English sources

"Schools are closed and children have easy access to weaponry," he says.

More commonly, the job of criticising those in power falls to retired generals whose only access to weaponry is their golf clubs.

Almost by definition, but especially in a country where guns are as commonplace as they are in ours, gun regulations are more likely to shape the patterns of purchasing and ownership among law-abiding citizens than to prevent habitual criminals from having access to weaponry— and suicide is the form of gun violence that a normally law-abiding citizen is most likely to consider and carry out.

They have access to weaponry that could run wild all over humanity, and yet they're content with living in some Johanesburg slum?

Allowing access to weaponry is the quickest way I can martyr myself in the cause of narcissism.

As one campesino put it, "If we were terrorists with access to weaponry, why would we fight the army with sticks and stones?" It's a compelling argument, and one the government doesn't want people to hear.

Why should such an unbalanced person be allowed access to such weaponry?

Instead, the goal is to prevent Hamas from gaining access to heavy weaponry, including weapons of mass destruction, and to prevent Islamist terrorists from entering Gaza.