Sentence examples similar to Change put into effect from inspiring English sources

A former lawyer for Mr. Olofson notified the company at the time that his client would not return to work until the issues he raised had been investigated and changes put into effect.

Mr. Shollenberger contended the jump in the number of disciplinary proceedings over the years stemmed from changes put into effect at Columbia since 2006, like better training for resident advisers and the creation of the Office of Judicial Affairs and Community Standards.

But some upstate critics of the courts have said that the changes put into effect by the state's Office of Court Administration in 2006 have not given people facing jail the quality of justice they deserve.

But if the change is put into effect, pitchers will have more reason to be aggressive over the plate.

A spokeswoman, Karen Denne, said that the change in plan administrators had been in the works for a number of months and that she did not know the exact date the change was put into effect.

The change, if put into effect broadly, could also present serious problems for Iraq's poorest citizens trying to flee the violence and looking for the cheapest and most direct route out.

Nationwide, two major changes were put into effect yesterday at postal stations.

Sheriff Reilly said that many of the new regulations simply codify changes he put into effect after he was hired in February 2000.

If proposed administrative changes are put into effect, the legal services program will be placed under regional offices and lumped together with other unrelated proj ects.

The changes he put into effect included the release of most political prisoners and the bringing of the NLD into the political process.

He described changes he put into effect after becoming boss that were meant to reduce the risk that members of his family could incriminate themselves or one another.