Примери за използване на Gun ownership на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Now what is the estimate of gun ownership?
Gun ownership is the right of every American citizen.
Maine town rejects mandatory gun ownership.
So clearly, gun ownership is not causing an increase in crime rates.
What is the raw estimate of gun ownership using your sample?
Gun ownership is about your constitutional right: the 2nd Amendment.
What is the raw estimate of gun ownership using your sample?
American gun ownership is 150 times higher than Japan.
That's up from 36 percent in 1999, when gun ownership reached an all-time low.
America's gun ownership rate is 150 times as high as Japan's.
The majority of Americans think that there should be some tougher laws on gun ownership.
How did gun ownership become a central question of American politics?
In the United States, the relaxed laws surrounding gun ownership is often subject of much debate.
Gun ownership is slowing down property crime(especially burglaries).
This will likely mandate a common European minimum age limit of 18 years for gun ownership.
The biggest force pushing up gun ownership around the world is civilian ownership in the United States.
Yet, the two countries' approach to gun laws and gun ownership is very different.
And while crime is low, gun ownership is unusually high- but this is primarily to protect against the threat of polar bears.
The proof of this, is in the film released by the UN called Armed to the Teeth, where it demonizes gun ownership.
But even where gun ownership is common, few nations match the everyday violence of the United States.
The rate was 5 per million in Canada and0.7 million in Britain, corresponding with differences in gun ownership.
And if you factor in things like gun ownership, uh, previous arrest records, multiple hospitalizations for the wife and for Marshawn, there's a 78% chance… Hey!
In Canada and Britain, it was 5 per million and 0.7 per million, respectively,which also corresponds with differences in gun ownership.
Switzerland has one of the highest rates of private gun ownership in Europe, with nearly 48 percent of households owning a gun. .
Demographics also plays a part in the pro-gun sentiment in the House,as there are more rural districts with higher levels of gun ownership than there are urban ones.
In the US, many people believe that gun ownership is a fundamental right, strictly tied to the right of self-protection, whereas in Canada, owning a gun is not considered a right.
For example, here, in this community, crime has decreased every year for the past eight years. Yet, gun ownership, particularly handgun ownership, is on the increase.
With the number of shooting victims increasing daily, however, NGOs andfamilies of victims are pressing the government to introduce new legislation restricting gun ownership.
Helena Bachmann writes:“Unlike some other heavily armed nations, Switzerland's gun ownership is deeply rooted in a sense of patriotic duty and national identity.
It opposes most proposals to strengthen firearm regulations and is behind efforts at both the federal andstate levels to roll back many existing restrictions on gun ownership.