The phrase "arms ownership" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the legal or social aspects of owning firearms or weapons.
Example: "The debate over arms ownership has intensified in recent years, with advocates arguing for the right to bear arms."
Alternatives: "gun ownership" or "firearm possession".
One of them, "Wichita," from 1955, is a gun-control Western with modern resonances, in which the question of unregulated arms ownership is connected to the effort and ability of parents to protect their children from indiscriminate violence.
He started a blog, Ranking America, to challenge their assumptions with a wild assortment of country comparisons, some sober (the United States is No. 1 in small arms ownership) and others less so (the United States is tied for 24th with Nigeria in frequency of sex).
But Qaddafi's strict rules on arms ownership meant that the rebels had little to work with at first.
"In a country with a cultural mesh like Yemen where individual tribes and regional identities are distinct and fiercely guarded, and there is the second highest rate of per capita arms ownership in the world, starting a war is akin to lighting a fuse on a bomb," Hisham Omeisy said, shortly before another explosion shook Sanaa.
Between 1949 and 1962, land in accessible areas was collectivised, but this left a sizeable proportion out of collective or state arm ownership.
With a flurry of national incidents calling attention to legislation surrounding the right to bear arms, gun ownership and gun rights advocacy has been at the center of debate.
To be extra clear, the UN treaty specifically mandates "non-intervention in matters which are essentially within the domestic jurisdiction" and that, individual countries will maintain all rights to "regulate internal transfers of arms and national ownership, including through national constitutional protections on private ownerships".
Nokia and Siemens are the latest to announce a partial union: the Finnish and German firms will combine their equipment arms and share ownership of the new unit down the middle.
Rich book owners -- almost always nobles -- began commissioning artists to design and make woodcuts with their coat of arms to signify ownership.
Colette Lewiner of Capgemini, a consultancy, predicts a compromise, such as full unbundling of electricity grids and arm's-length ownership of gas networks.But Ms Kroes is determined to push for a truly free market by using her department's antitrust powers.
He said the approach would be similar to that of Ritz-Carlton, whose fractional ownership arm has four such developments completed and five under construction in places like Aspen, Miami and St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands, marketed to a very wealthy clientele.
