Sentence examples for Put into effect as from inspiring English sources
The law could be put into effect as soon as this month.
Treating Treats as Treats Perhaps the most important rules to put into effect as soon as possible are those aimed at the ever-expanding American waistline.
His proposal that Confucianism become the unifying ideology of the Han empire was put into effect, as were his proposals to set up an imperial college (taixue) for training promising students and to require nobles and governors to recommend annually persons of talent and good moral character for official appointment.
This policy shall be put into effect as rapidly as possible, having due regard to the time required to effectuate any necessary changes without impairing efficiency or morale.
The settlement has yet to be put into effect as appeals by seven different groups wind their way through court.
The governors have also urged Congress to maintain support of the Essential Air Service program, put into effect as part of airline deregulation in 1978.
Several people said an expanded playoff field does not necessarily have to be put into effect at the same time as a proposed reduction of the preseason, particularly since the league's deliberations on how to go about cutting the preseason do not appear to be as far along.
Pedagogically oriented questions took on particular significance in the early 1970s as the tenets of conceptual art practice were being put into effect at radical arts institutions such as the California Institute of the Arts, where Baldessari taught.
All these cities should put ordinances into effect as soon as possible.
We find no conflict between the two acts and no such occupation of the legislative field by the mere adoption of the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act, without the issuance of any order by the Secretary putting it into effect, as would preclude the effective operation of the state act.
"Everything people have been clamoring for is being put into effect, such as clean electoral procedures," he said.
