President Barack Obama plans to use the power of his office to push for stricter gun-control measures as part of a broad-based approach aimed at averting mass shootings like the one that occurred Friday in Connecticut, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said Monday.
白宫资讯发言人卡尼(Jay Carney)周一说,作为一项有着广泛基础的、旨在避免再次发生类似于上周五康州小学枪击案的计划的一部分,美国总统奥巴马(Barack Obama)计划利用自己的总统权力推进更严格的控枪措施。
Mr. Carney declined to detail a timeline or lay out any policy proposals, but emphasized that this effort would begin within weeks as the president suggested Sunday during a prayer service in Newtown, Conn.
卡尼拒绝透露具体时间表,也不愿透露任何政策提议,但他强调说,正如奥巴马周日在康涅狄格州纽敦(Newtown)的一个守夜活动中所说的,相关努力将在几周内开始。
'He didn't talk about months or years,' Mr. Carney said. 'He said coming weeks.'
卡尼说,他说的不是几个月或几年内开始,而是未来几周内开始。
At the vigil in Newtown, Mr. Obama said he would engage Americans -- including law-enforcement officials, mental-health professionals, parents and educators -- in an effort to prevent future tragedies.
奥巴马在纽敦的守夜活动中说,为防止悲剧再次发生,他将接触包括执法部门官员、心理健康专家、学生家长和教育从业者在内的人士。
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