Sentences with phrase «get guns off»

It is THOSE people who are most at risk in the new watered - down Charter landscape as police have essentially been encouraged to do «whatever it takes» to get guns off the street.

But Ames had a procurer — a person who got things — and we gave him tough tasks, one of which was to get the guns off a Navy battleship.

«Bobby's not going to just give a speech and say, «We need to get guns off the street.»

In New York, where there is no budget shortfall for policing, and it's a police priority to get guns off the street, murders declined 19 % in 2012.

Getting guns off the street made Hollywood MUCH safer than it was these past few years than my previous time there in the 1980s, when guns and drug dealing were widespread.

On the day the city celebrated the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., leaders in southeast Queens urged residents and law enforcement agencies to continue the civil rights leader's work for peace by getting guns off the streets.

«We don't know how many lives we've saved by getting these guns off the streets but we know that we'll do everything that we possibly can in my office, working with our colleagues in government to ensure that nothing like Orlando happens in the state of New York,» he said.

Compare this to the hundred or so guns a precinct such as the Four - Six seizes each year, and you get an idea how effective the program is at getting guns off the street.

She also said the state's Secure Ammunition and Firearms Enforcement, or SAFE, Act is not an assault on the Second Amendment but a «rational vehicle» for getting guns off the streets and out of the hands of children and the mentally ill.

Not exact matches

Authorities said a lone shooter who had carried a gun in his checked bag got off a plane at the Fort Lauderdale - Hollywood International Airport Friday afternoon and shot 13 people, killing five of them, at a baggage claim area.

He got off two shots before the gun jammed, and before John knew it, he'd shot back.

I had the energy to take a pie in the face, get it sprayed off with a water gun, sing songs at the top of my lungs, and then sit with kids and their heavy questions.

In particular, people who could get together with their fellow citizens, as the need arose, often with virtually no notice, to fend off potentially lethal or oppressive forces USING THEIR OWN GUNS.

It simply isn't going to happen... and in the meantime, one of their retarded kids gets it in his head that because Mandy dumped him and Brock teased him at school, is gonna take one of Daddy's guns and blow the fvck out of a bunch of little kids before offing himself.

They can block ANY attempt to regulate guns in this country, even after a bunch of kids get their heads blown off, and then go on a rampage in the name of fertilized eggs.

He got to show off his defensive chops as well, gunning down a runner at third base after Jon Lester's off - target pickoff attempt allowed Zack Cozart to advance.

Some may point to the fact that Chelsea only had 3 but if you assess the situation, Chelsea were never going to come out guns blazing at Arsenal, Chelsea thrive on controlling the game and counter attacks, having a free flowing game of attacking football is in Arsenal's best interest not Chelsea's and as such they would do everything to break up the play, seek for one off opportunities to get a goal and or get goals from set pieces and it worked like a charm against us.

He'd get to the track early and head over to the shop, taking off his gun belt and jacking his patrol car up to swap the tires out.

Now, Robinson has had many issues as a pass blocker as a pro, but he is still a big, strong son of a gun, so on the off chance he actually is able to get his hands on you, he can still manhandle you.

The Mets» big gun Tom Seaver could not make peace with his bosses, so they traded him to Cincinnati, where he got off to a booming start

that Pop threw in the towel and pulled his big guns with over 3 minutes left in the game only down 13 points in an NBA playoff Game when you get 2 days off and you don't play until Thursday?

Many of these same representatives have said we need to get criminals and illegal guns off the streets,» said Morelle.

«In the Assembly, Brian has been a relentless advocate for all New Yorkers, working diligently to get illegal guns off our streets, protect our environment, and preserve affordable housing.»

Cuomo — who has also vowed to work against the re-election of Faso and a half - dozen other Republican members of Congress who oppose gun control measures — said Faso's personal «no» vote on did not get him off the hook.

The relationship between Gillibrand and Bloomberg got off to a bad start when the mayor released a statement questioning her record on one of his signature pet issues — gun control — in the wake of her selection by Gov. David Paterson to replace Hillary Clinton in the US Senate.

«We need him to build on his phenomenal success in improving our schools, to continue his national leadership in reducing crime and getting illegal guns off our streets and to keep improving our quality of life as no other has in my 27 years in government.»

Just as they wouldn't have gotten two other illegal loaded guns off the streets in September, when they went after turnstile jumpers in the subway.

Even if the council won't accept that, it can't ignore the ongoing reality that it gets illegal guns off the streets.

«Our communities must join forces with the New York Police Department to crack down on gun possession, get illegal weapons off the streets and spread the message that this kind of criminal activity has no place in our city,» Stringer said.

Federal officials Monday unsealed corruption charges against four NYPD officers and two businessmen linked to Mayor Bill de Blasio, popping the lid off an explosive scandal in which top cops allegedly got payoffs and prostitutes to provide help ranging from gun licenses and police escorts to closing a Lincoln Tunnel lane.

«She said she wants to work to get illegal guns off the street and said it's been part of her work as an elected official to strengthen laws to keep America safe.

Boss Sharpton should just tell Mayor Putz to let the NYPD do its job and get the illegal guns off the street.

Senator Gillibrand announced a bill on Sunday that will make gun trafficking a federal crime and provide tools to law enforcement to get illegal firearms off the street.

NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton shot his mouth off Tuesday by revealing a planned new initiative to set up special «gun courts» to get violent criminals off the streets faster — ...

There are presets for automatic turn off if the pressure gets too high when you're not using the airbrush gun.

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Then, get ready to show off your guns with your next sweaty selfie.

You know, a proper warm - up consists of several surges that take you up in the race pace that cause your body to begin producing its lactic acid buffering enzymes and cause you to begin you know, increase in the elasticity of the lungs and really opening up the blood vessels and a lot of people do like a light jog, light bike ride, light swim, whatever and you actually have to throw in some real hard race pace efforts — 20, 30, sometimes up to 60 seconds long — to really get your body into that state that it needs to be in to be ready to push hard when the gun goes off so to speak.

I have big plans to get a few papers off my desk by the end of this month — grand plans, I assure you, but at least I charge into each month guns blazing, goals afresh, at the crossroads between ambition and that's - just - plain - crazy.

As Run The Jewels pulses on the soundtrack, we also get new shots of the movie's cast — not just title character Chadwick Boseman, but also his friends and enemies — in action, facing off with swords, guns, and good - old mystically powered martial arts.

It seems like every summer we get this kind of comedy where the innocent and naïve central characters think they're off for some fun and wind up in a whirl of trouble involving strange guns and drugs.

We wait for the friends to be picked off, wondering which one will get the chainsaw, the nail gun, the electric carving knife. . .

There are plenty of new acts of dismemberment and torture to chew on as well — skin gets boiled, limbs get severed, faces get ripped off, and there's a nail gun... and, um... yeah, the nail gun.

I am curious to find out what is going on in that hotel that gets raided by the police, where the gun shot goes off.

He fired off guns behind the actors to get the required startled effect.

You've seen this movie a lot in the past few years: take one or two internationally marketable stars (usually it's Kevin Costner or John Travolta or Bruce Willis or Nicolas Cage or John Cusack or Robert De Niro), bolster the cast with one or two slumming great actors, throw in some recognizable English - as - a-second-language performers (who will get more prominent poster placement in their home countries), give them some gags and some guns and an otherwise undistinguished (and easily - dubbed) screenplay, and you're off to eventual profitability.

From time to time we do get a few glimpses of colours popping off the screen, such as some lush greenery or during the subway sequence, but especially when blood starts to flow from fighting or gun shots; but overall the transfer is very reserved in terms of colours.

I always enjoy a debate / discussion, but I don't engage people who start off with guns blazing, they always get worked up so easy, but thick people usually do haha

I've got off - road experience, but not at this level, so I enlisted the big guns: guides and trail support from Jeep Jamboree, the off - road organization that specializes in trips to the Rubicon.

A robot arm fires the same ceramic material as the hand - held gun but can be more efficient and faster — complicated one - off items like many exhaust manifolds need the skill and eye of a human to get right.