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gun control

NOUN
  1. efforts to regulate or control sales of guns

How To Use gun control In A Sentence

  • She is campaigning for what she calls ‘sensible’ gun control, advocating trigger locks, childproof guns and mandatory background checks at gun shows.
  • He talked more about what I call nut control, instead of gun control. CNN Transcript Feb 20, 2008
  • He would outlaw abortion and end gun control.
  • On issue after issue - same-sex marriage, gun control, Muslim rights - they fly straight as a bullet to their final conclusion, usually distillable to the width of a bumper sticker. The Seattle Times
  • Essentially, his reading gives very wide latitude for both federal and state gun control laws.
  • The article examines the various standards of review that state courts have used in examining gun control laws under state constitutional right to arms provisions. The Volokh Conspiracy » State court standards of review for the right to arms
  • There are decent, thoughtful, credible arguments on both sides of the gun control debate.
  • No great surprise there, except that this common-sense finding demolishes the implied presumptions of fervid gun control advocates.
  • As he began his speech, a heckler called out asking for his opinion on gun control.
  • In these past two weeks Norway has been the focus of understandably intense scrutiny, and as is typical, the tragic events have been coopted as a means to talk about issues ranging from immigration reform and religious tolerance to gun control and the rise of the European far right. Jake Townsend: Branding Peace: Norway's Identity Put to the Test
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