Sentence examples for check whatsoever from inspiring English sources

Having taken this much-needed step, the gun lobby should now join with gun control advocates to close another dangerous loophole: the one that permits nonlicensed dealers to sell firearms at gun shows without conducting any background check whatsoever.

Mr. Bush seems to be placing no financial check whatsoever on military spending, most of it devoted to a war in Iraq that is peripheral to the fight against the Taliban and Al Qaeda, who are most active in Afghanistan and Pakistan.

(And an imperfect version of a no-buy list, with tight deadline requirements, was proposed in the Senate last year). With over 300 million guns in America and private gun sales allowed with no background check whatsoever, a determined terrorist will most likely still be able to obtain guns.

That at gun shows, you should not be able to buy something there and then without any kind of check whatsoever.

I pointed out that I could walk into the Apple store at my local mall and walk out with an iPad with no background check whatsoever.

Convicted felons, domestic abusers, the dangerously mentally ill, even terrorists, can buy guns in most states through gun shows or private sales over the internet with no background check whatsoever.

Cruz repeated his false claim that the immigration bill Rubio cosponsored in 2013 would have allowed the president to admit refugees into the U.S. without "any background checks whatsoever".

Cruz on Refugees: Sen. Ted Cruz falsely claimed the 2013 immigration bill Sen. Marco Rubio cosponsored "would have dramatically expanded President Obama's authority to admit Syrian refugees with no background checks whatsoever".

Cruz: Border security is national security, and you know one of the most troubling aspects of the Rubio-Schumer Gang of Eight bill was that it gave President Obama blanket authority to admit refugees — including Syrian refugees — without mandating any background checks whatsoever.

* Boehner's speech laced with distortions: As Steve Stromberg notes, one of Boehner's signature lines in last night's speech — Obama is asking for "a blank check" — has nothing whatsoever in common with what the President has actually proposed.

"No one," Mr. McSlarrow said, "has suggested that we abandon their use, or that we hire people and entrust them with national defense information with no prior checks or reviews whatsoever".