'carry arms' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to carrying or bearing weapons, such as guns or knives. For example, "The soldiers were ordered to carry arms at all times."
"And we will never allow any armed group to carry arms as an alternative to the state to provide security to the citizens".
Mr Momis has talked about attracting Chinese investment, but others on Bougainville now favour the return of BCL, hoping the old adversary might assume responsibility for past problems.In the unstable south, some 14 armed militia groups still openly carry arms.
They are increasingly likely to carry arms or drugs.
He resented not being allowed to carry arms.
More than 2,000 officers in the Met carry arms.
Goths alone served in the army, and Romans were forbidden to carry arms.
But neither the hazing nor the beatings, nor anything else, could force him to carry arms.
"The struggle does not necessarily mean that we carry arms," he said.
They run the risk of prosecution if they carry arms in the territorial waters of Yemen and other states.
A sign in a central building warns students in English: "It is prohibited to carry arms in the university.
He also wanted Kiev's new interim government to introduce a law that would allow his members to carry arms.
