Sentence examples for firearm control from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Turnbull is dealing with a breakout within his own ranks on gun regulation as another crossbench player, the One Nation senator Rod Culleton, says he wants a "softening" of firearm control.

As for 2013, Kornacki says Obama's push for firearm control might be mostly symbolic: Like with LBJ in '68, the best achievement for Obama here may simply be proving that it's possible to do something, anything on guns – and re-establishing the issue as a priority for Democrats going forward.

Nor can the decrease in suicide rates be explained by better firearms control, for it has been observed in nations where firearms were only rarely used to commit suicide, and, where effective firearm control was already implemented (as in Australia), alternative methods took the place of firearms (De Leo et al, 2003).

32 Some states had lag in processing firearm control in responding to the Commonwealth regulation.

39 MA has relatively low violent crime rate (ranks 20th in the USA), 37 and stringent firearm control.

After MA passed the toughest firearm control legislation in 1998, firearm ownership rates plummeted but violent crimes (476.1 468.9) and homicides (2.2 3.3) rose.

Today, campaigners for tighter gun control wrote to David Cameron demanding a reassurance that a Tory government would not liberalise firearm controls.

L. 107 228, § 1205(a), inserted "(or, in the case of a defense article that is a firearm controlled under category I of the United States Munitions List, $1,000,000 or more)" after "$50,000,000 or more".

The government also proposes a firearms control law to restrict, though not ban, ownership.

Earlier, Mr. Tydings had fought for President Lyndon B. Johnson's proposed firearms control bill after the King and Kennedy assassinations.

Gun ownership legal and otherwise fell in South Africa following 2004 Firearms Control Regulations requiring a competency test, but it remains widespread.