Sentence examples similar to Put essential changes into effect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shanker estimated that a dozen major unions were working to put the changes into effect, and that accounted for "effectively 75percentt" of the federation's membership.

He added that the state would not put any changes into effect under pressure.

Then Congress must rewrite several laws to put those changes into effect.

In accepting the commission's recommendations, Gov. David Paterson promised to work diligently to put the changes into effect.

Ipsa will set to work immediately and we expect they will proceed swiftly to put these changes into effect".

Ms. Quinn does not have authority as Council speaker to put the changes into effect, only the power to twist arms.

The financial regulatory system was remade under Dodd-Frank and requires strong leaders to put the changes into effect.

But officials of the complaint review board were unable to say what legal mechanism or budget increases would be required to put the changes into effect.

But it will take approximately one year to put the changes into effect, the Veterans Affairs Department and the White House have both estimated.

The city said it hoped to put the changes into effect by Labor Day, according to two officials who were briefed on the proposal.

Seems like it would be easy to put such changes into effect, right?