Sentence examples for bullet could be from inspiring English sources
But the Swift provision in the new legislation, which some advocates of sanctions have described as a silver bullet, could be far more onerous.
Why not require that all bullets have a microchip with identification, so that any bullet could be traced to the individual who bought it?
The president's remarks followed the suggestion from Mr. Bush's press secretary, Ari Fleischer, that "a single bullet" could be a quick way for the Iraqi people to avoid a major conflict with the United States and its allies.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president, said the Sejjil gave Iran the power to "send to hell" any military base from which "a bullet" could be fired against his country.Yet a new American intelligence assessment downplays Iran's intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capability.
They are calling for Congress to approve ballistics fingerprinting, which would allow the government to establish a national database of the unique marks that a gun makes on its bullets so a bullet could be traced back to the person who originally bought the gun.
(C) The position of the lead bullet could be documented by CT. (F) The density and scattered radiation of the lead made it possible to distinguish clearly between the bullet and the surrounding sediment.
For years, Hinton's lawyers have questioned whether the bullets could be conclusively linked to the weapon.
However, the state's police union amended the Bill, limiting the ban to only lethal weapons, meaning that sounds cannons or rubber bullets could be used on police drones, according to The Daily Beast.
Is it wise to say in advance that if things get violent rubber bullets could be used?
