Sentence examples for arms availability from inspiring English sources

For a state to rank high on the Peace Index, it must have comparatively low levels of violent crime and homicide, low rates of incarceration and small arms availability, and reduced policing.

The top five most peaceful U.S. states on the index -- Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Minnesota and North Dakota -- landed there because of their low levels of violent crime and homicide, low rates of incarceration and small arms availability, and reduced policing.

Credit for the swing arm's continued availability goes to Harry Hinson, a designer turned showroom owner who purchased Hansen's business, Hansen Lamps, in 1991.

Armed robbery has been particularly popular and easy because of the widespread availability of arms supplied to nationalist movements by those seeking political destabilization of their own or other countries.

Where the SDGs speak vaguely of promoting peaceful and inclusive societies, the Beijing agreement requires governments to reduce excessive military expenditure and control the availability of arms.

Since 2011, the easy availability of arms and the weakness of state institutions have allowed regional and Islamist militias to jockey for supremacy.

There is no Second Amendment right to shoot without reloading, and even many supporters of the right to bear arms oppose the easy availability of big clips, which used to be illegal.

It urges foreign powers not to increase the availability of arms in Syria.

However, the ready availability of arms and the incorporation of this practice into the larger political conflict in South Sudan have intensified the violence to unprecedentedly deadly levels.

The study adopts a quasi-experimental design, as participants are assigned the intervention or control arms based on their availability to attend the intervention.

Participating GPs were assigned to these two arms based on the availability of the equipment when the GP was ready to start the study, and on the need to allocate equal numbers of GPs to each arm of the study.