Sentence examples for firearms policy from inspiring English sources

N.B.A. SUSPENDS TELFAIR -- Portland Trail Blazers guard Sebastian Telfair was suspended for two games for violating the league's firearms policy.

BASKETBALL National Basketball Association N.B.A.--Suspended Portland G Sebastian Telfair two games without pay for violating the firearms policy.

She measures her success by achievements like an officer's recent criminal conviction and a change in firearms policy after she recommended it.

N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern said on Wednesday that violations of the league's firearms policy would not be tolerated when he announced the suspension of Arenas and Crittenton without pay.

The YBF chief executive, Donal Blaney, who runs the courses on media training and policy, has called for environmental protesters who trespass to be "shot down" by the police and that Britain should have a US-style liberal firearms policy.

But the N.R.A. and other groups have claimed that international curbs on small-arms trafficking represent an attempt by the United Nations to interfere with American domestic firearms policy.

He castigated both elected officials who argue over firearms policies and "gun-toting, thug-acting" young men who buy into a culture of criminality.

"I've talked to a lot of restaurants, and probably 50 to 60 percent of them have no clue what's going on," said Ray Friedman, 51, who has created a Web site listing the firearms policies of area restaurants.

Such information is relevant to federal firearms policies that are based on the nature of an intimate relationship.

WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration has conducted informal discussions with groups from both ends of the gun-policy spectrum, including law enforcement and gun-rights organizations, and is set to hold formal meetings as early as this week in an effort to chart out a set of new firearms policies, administration officials say.

A survey of Police Chiefs' perceptions on a variety of issues related to firearms and firearm policy indicated very little support for requiring new guns be personalized (<28%) in the general population (Thompson et al. 2006).