Sentence examples for being put into force from inspiring English sources
Instead, I was reading an agreed programme for government which is being put into force.
This outbreak occurred just as a strong new egg safety rule was finally being put into force.
A10 Report Faults U.N. on Sex Abuse The United Nations has developed standards and procedures to curb sexual abuse by peacekeepers, but the measures are not being put into force in the field because of a culture of tolerating sexual exploitation, an independent review reported.
The Basel Committee's decisions are not binding and must be put into force by individual countries.
John Whittingdale, culture secretary, has already reassured the press he is "not persuaded" that Leveson regulation should be put into force.
The "papers please" provision has not yet been put into force and so it's not possible to say with absolute certainty that it will have an unconstitutional discriminatory effect.
The differences – on whether an initial resolution should include the threat of punitive measures for Syrian non-compliance – were a reminder that the Geneva agreement could still unravel before it is put into force.
The print provided here is from a mid-'30s rerelease, after the Production Code was put into force; at 62 minutes, it's 2 minutes short of its original running time, which suggests that some racy material may have been cut along the way.
According to the Turkmenistan Helsinki Initiative, a human-rights organisation based in Vienna, a growing number of universities in Russia and other CIS countries have begun turning down students from Turkmenistan over the past few years, citing their lack of basic knowledge.So far, the decision on foreign degrees appears not to have been put into force.
The unanimous ruling, issued by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, said a lower court had erred in finding for the State of Wyoming, the plaintiff in the case, and ordered that the rule be put into force nationally.
