gun laws

noun

/ˈɡʌn lɔːz/

[plural]

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laws passed to limit the sale of guns and to control their use
CultureIn the US many people feel strongly that ordinary people should not be allowed to own guns because of the large number of violent crimes in which they are used. Others argue that this would be against the US Constitution which says that everyone has the 'right to bear arms'. The National Rifle Association has opposed all gun laws, but in 1993 Congress passed the 'Brady Bill' limiting the sale and use of some types of guns. In Britain, Parliament passed a law in 1997 that bans people from owning handguns (= small guns held and fired with one hand).see also Dunblane

单词	gun laws
释义	gun laws noun /ˈɡʌn lɔːz/ /ˈɡʌn lɔːz/ [plural] jump to other results laws passed to limit the sale of guns and to control their use CultureIn the US many people feel strongly that ordinary people should not be allowed to own guns because of the large number of violent crimes in which they are used. Others argue that this would be against the US Constitution which says that everyone has the 'right to bear arms'. The National Rifle Association has opposed all gun laws, but in 1993 Congress passed the 'Brady Bill' limiting the sale and use of some types of guns. In Britain, Parliament passed a law in 1997 that bans people from owning handguns (= small guns held and fired with one hand).see also Dunblane
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