Sentence examples for not yet put into effect from inspiring English sources

This will require the administration to urge both Israelis and Palestinians to take steps previously agreed to, but not yet put into effect, and reach an agreement of principle on the three major issues: borders, Jerusalem and refugees.

In addition, a measure enacted last year calls for the Pentagon to bring contractors in Iraq under the jurisdiction of American military law, but the Defense Department has not yet put into effect the rules needed to do so.

He was, however, particularly frustrated that though this was passed by both houses of parliament the government has stalled and not yet put it into effect.

But for various reasons, China has not yet put that policy into place.

As physiotherapists have not yet put these principles into practice [ 5- 7] two important barriers have to be dealt with.

A Pentagon official said on Thursday that the recommendations had not yet been put into effect at Fort Hood.

Those believed to be involved with Al Qaeda, the officials said, could be brought before military tribunals for which elaborate rules have been established but which have not yet been put into effect.

But the justice who wrote the opinion, Anthony Kennedy, said that provision had stood in part because it had not yet been put into effect, and that it could be struck down at a later date.

There they were informed of the pending release of the prisoner, which as of the time of writing this report has not yet been put into effect.

We therefore cannot preclude that we may be measuring the quality of care during a period when the Care Guide had not yet been put into effect, which could dilute the apparent effect of the Care Programme.

WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of lawmakers vented its frustration on Wednesday at the N.F.L. players union for not yet agreeing to put into effect a test for human growth hormone nearly two seasons after promising to do so.