Sentence examples for change into effect from inspiring English sources

In addition, it is looking at a partnership with a university that would focus on putting financial change into effect.

Then, after critics said he sounded self-serving, he recommended putting the change into effect in 2009, when he cannot run again.

Defense officials offered few details about Mr. Panetta's decision but described it as the beginning of a process to allow the branches of the military to put the change into effect.

Section 5, the section of the 1965 law at issue, requires "covered jurisdictions" -- state and local governments across the South as well as parts of some northern cities with histories of low minority voting participation -- to seek "preclearance" from the Justice Department or the federal district court here before putting any voting change into effect.

In the wake of the Senate vote to end the 17-year-old policy, which forced gay men and women in the military to keep their sexual orientation secret or face discharge, military officials said they did not yet have a timetable for putting the change into effect.

According to a study of nearly 800 employers released last month by the human resources consultant Mercer, only about a quarter of respondents who don't already cover children until age 26 said they planned to put the change into effect before their annual health plan renewal date.

And I had an early opportunity to try and put some of these changes into effect".

In accepting the commission's recommendations, Gov. David Paterson promised to work diligently to put the changes into effect.

Ipsa will set to work immediately and we expect they will proceed swiftly to put these changes into effect".

He added that the state would not put any changes into effect under pressure.

Then Congress must rewrite several laws to put those changes into effect.