Sentence examples for surrender of guns from inspiring English sources

While a handful have laws requiring judges to order the surrender of guns when issuing any protection order, even temporary orders, most states do not go nearly that far.

Even the word used for disarmament -- decommissioning -- sounds more like the shuffling of papers than the surrender of guns, but that did not take the sting out of the issue.

He was speaking about the Federal Party, an élite body of collaborating Filipinos who were aiding "pacification," when Senator Thomas Patterson, a Democrat from Colorado, abruptly inquired about "the use of the so-called water cure in securing the surrender of guns".

Another subject of "Chi-Raq" is stopping the killing of black people by black people (a "self-inflicted genocide," Father Mike says), not through repressive policing but through the voluntary renunciation of violence and surrendering of guns.

By curtailing late- night alcohol sales and organising amnesties for the surrender of unlicensed guns, the city of Cali has cut its murder rate by a fifth in two years.

That evening, he said, he stopped at the 19th Precinct station to arrange surrender of the gun.

Rhode Island is also considering a bill that would require anyone subject to a restraining order or convicted of domestic assault to surrender their guns.

That resistance is being tested anew in the wake of the massacre in Newtown, Conn., as proposals on the mandatory surrender of firearms are included in gun control legislation being debated in several states.

DuPont's original battle plan and orders were to sail directly past Fort Sumter without engaging the fort, until arriving at the more lightly guarded inner harbor, where the Union guns could demand the surrender of the town.

They were ordered to surrender their guns and shields.

The court commissioner did not order Mr. Lohrengel to surrender his guns.