Sentence examples for availability of ammunition from inspiring English sources
According to Kim Ledger, "restricting the availability of ammunition or revisiting gun laws" would be a good first step.
Three distinct difficulty settings are available for each level, the choice of which will affect aspects such as the number of objectives that must be completed, enemy accuracy and damage, the effectiveness of the game's optional automatic aiming assistance, and the availability of ammunition and items such as protective shields.
Again, as the Secretary-General noted in his report on small arms, the popularity of certain types of weapons among armed groups is due to the availability of ammunition.
Furthermore, blood lead concentrations have not been evaluated in association with hunting activities in free-flying populations of turkey vultures, an important scavenger in the Americas with excellent potential as a sentinel species for monitoring the availability of lead ammunition in carrion.
Given the availability of non-lead ammunition for shooting and hunting (Thomas 2013), the use of lead-based ammunition that introduces lead into the environment can be reduced and eventually eliminated.
But he said, "I think most reasonable people think we do not have sufficient controls on the availability of guns and ammunition".
The White House effort is coming even as some governors are seeking state legislation that would limit the availability of guns and ammunition.
The easy availability of guns and ammunition may not directly cause the rampage but makes individual torment far more lethal than it need be.
He is concerned about the widespread availability of such lethal ammunition and believes there should be a renewed national debate, recalling 1990s controversy over the Black Talon range of hollow-point ammunition, which was discontinued by manufacturer Winchester.
Correction: December 3, 2000, Sunday An article in The Times Magazine last Sunday about the.50-caliber rifle misstated the name of the Congressional agency that investigated the public availability of armor-piercing ammunition.
In places like Somalia, the widespread and easy availability of weapons and ammunition has enabled all parties to the conflict to perpetrate with impunity gross human rights abuses.
