Sentence examples for bring into effect. from inspiring English sources

The rules are expected to come into force next year after a consultation period and will bring into effect recommendations made in 2014 and earlier this year by the Law Commission.

Through his decision not to bring into effect section 40 of the Crime and Courts Act 2013, Whittingdale is undermining the entire post-Leveson scheme that was carefully designed to protect press freedom and was approved by every party in parliament.

However, the UK would not bring into effect any new arrangements with third countries which were not consistent with the terms of the interim agreement while the interim agreement was in place.

Ofcom, with help from privacy regulator the Information Commissioner's Office, plans to bring in technical solutions this year to bring into effect caller authentication to weed out spoofed spam calls.

In an effort to bring in more transparency into the sector, the [Indian] government has made a salutary attempt through a draft bill, the Model Real Estate (Regulation of Development) Bill, to bring into effect a real estate regulator.

With their assistance and your new-found political power, you should be in a position to bring into effect the changes you originally sought power to achieve.

They will be brought into effect through statutory instrument rather than a Commons bill.

However, this provision has not yet been brought into effect and will not be applied retrospectively.

She said her primary concern was to ensure that Scotland's vote to remain in the EU, by 62% to 38%, was brought into effect.

But introducing these powers would inevitably have led to sentence inflation; they were never brought into effect and will now be repealed.

"It [the charter] is there but it doesn't necessarily have to be brought into effect," said Hunt. "I regard it as a complete side issue".