Sentence examples for pushing guns from inspiring English sources

But the tragic murders of 26 people at a Newtown, Conn., elementary school in December altered the president's agenda, pushing guns onto a to-do list that already included a new push for an overhaul of immigration law.

I have absolutely no issue with anyone pushing guns as a means of self-defense; what offends me is the notion that guns represent the only or even the most effective way to respond to a possible or actual criminal event.

He of also questioned Mr Sanders committment to pushing gun laws.

He added that pushing gun control was a "knee-jerk reaction" that would do little to change gun violence "as long as evil and cowardice is alive in the world".

Earlier this week, New Jersey governor Chris Christie called Obama "a petulant child" for pushing gun control while former Florida governor Jeb Bush worried that the executive action would set a "quite dangerous" precedent.

The second is that it's the ­president's hometown, and the fact that his ­administration is pushing gun control has not been lost on either those who support or oppose his initiatives.

Republicans accuse Obama of pushing gun control agenda after Dallas shootings.

Obama spending political capital on pushing gun control legislation (even though he knew chances for passage were slim-to-none).

And in 2016, both states will also vote in competitive Senate races, in which the candidates are already pushing gun laws to the fore.

At the same time, the Commander Royal Artillery (CRA) pushed guns forward into Mellaha to attack Ottoman guns on Red Hill on the eastern bank of the Jordan River, while the 1st Light Horse Brigade took over the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigade position at Madbeh.

And though he owns guns, he doesn't push gun ownership.