When put into full effect, the original penny-per-ounce tax on sugary sodas was supposed to garner $1 billion a year, an important sum for a state anxiously trying to close a multibillion-dollar shortfall.
Ms. Delgado had lived in Madrid for two years when Spain put into effect the legalization, which covered only migrants with jobs.
Sometimes will laugh angrily when put into cobbler.
This is best understood when put into action.
To be valid, the court said, postnuptial agreements must be fair not only when they are signed but also when they are put into effect, and under this agreement Mrs. Pacelli would have gotten a far smaller share of the family assets than a divorce court judgment would have provided.
When they were put into effect over the summer, it was too late to stop a huge salmonella outbreak from tainted eggs traced to Iowa farms owned by Austin J. DeCoster.
Jacques Rogge, the president of the International Olympic Committee, had made it abundantly clear in 2008, when the I.O.C. put into effect a rule barring from the next Olympics any athletes who serves a doping ban of six months or more: he did not want any dopers coming off drug suspensions to hop right into the Olympic Games.
But its rate-setters are at odds about how to interpret the monetary figures and the ECB's general approach has been far from monetarist.The backlash was rooted in the disappointments monetarism caused when it was put into effect almost three decades ago.
The boy, Brady Tannahill, then 12, was the only holdout when the policy was put into effect.
The new deputy director for exhibitions and programs is Thelma Golden, 33, who resigned as a curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1998 when a curatorial restructuring put into effect by its director, Maxwell L. Anderson, left her without a slot.
