The phrase "action into effect" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "put into effect," which is used to indicate that a plan, policy, or law is being implemented or activated.
Example: "The new regulations will be put into effect starting next month."
Alternatives: "put into action" or "bring into effect."
Therefore, if a corporate tax action comes into effect in January, the yearly impact is assigned to the second quarter, as the first payment is done in April.
But in his latest budget plan, Brown did propose funds to pay for healthcare of people in the country illegally but would be shielded from deportation if President Obama's executive action goes into effect.
The memo also suggests members tell their constituents the Texas court "is not following strong legal precedent"; that "Congress has authorized DHS to establish enforcement priorities"; that deportations of "hundreds of thousands of immigrants" will continue even if the executive actions go into effect; and that the executive actions are "good public policy".
At each time step, an optimization model that covers a finite time horizon produces a control action sequence, but only the first action is put into effect.
Glenberg [12] has proposed that linguistic meaning is grounded in bodily activity when we are engaged in action that carries into effect [see also, 13].
Mayor Rick Meehan says phase three of the hurricane action plan goes into effect at midnight.
The similarity of the effect exerted by βGBP with that of wortmannin and LY294002 in regard of both inhibitory pattern and the time required for the inhibitory action to come into effect indicates that, as reported previously [ 32], treatment with βGBP may result in conformational changes which would reduce the functional ability of the catalytic site of the p110 subunit of PI3K [ 12, 13].
After 6 months of working with the child and his mother, the boy's teacher observed the child exhibiting significant positive change in constructively identifying, expressing, and understanding factors contributing to his intense emotion and its effect, rechanneling his action into more effective peer communication, heightened initiative in problem solving, and motivation for learning.
14 714 corrective actions were put into effect, from January 2003 through July 2004, and 2313 corrective actions were undertaken during the Olympic period.
"Preventing the deferred action policies from going into effect interferes with the federal government's comprehensive strategy for enforcing our immigration laws," said Sarah Saldana, director of immigration and customs enforcement.
