Sentence examples for put into effect changes to from inspiring English sources

All of them suggested that reform was necessary, including detailed explanations of how they might put into effect changes to compensation plans and making the sale of derivatives more transparent.

One is to put into effect changes that do not require any treaty amendment at all.

Mr. Kelly said that he was putting into effect changes that would address a failure of communication between the F.B.I. and senior officials in the West Wing — exactly the kind of failure that White House officials have said was responsible in Mr. Porter's case.

The F.H.A. expects these changes, plus other measures it recently put into effect, to contribute $8 billion to $10 billion to its overall value in fiscal years 2013 and 2014.

The Pirates face a May deadline to put into effect another change they hope to make for next season: a new logo.

Most importantly, the 2011 General Session would occur before all the new regulations are put into effect to allow for any changes that will be needed.

The measures can be put into effect without changes in state law.

European leaders were to sign off on Greece's second bailout of about 130 billion euros ($172 billion) at their summit meeting in Brussels next week — subject to Greece's taking immediate steps to put into effect the deep structural changes that they agreed to.

Whether Mr. Kim, whom officials said they found smart but far from being a creative thinker, will actually put into effect any economic changes remains a question.

At the end of its second term, the Bush administration's strategy for the war on terror remained within the framework in which the war was first conceived — destroy terrorist networks and promote democracy — but the manner in which those principles were put into effect had clearly changed.

The N.C.A.A.'s so-called incentive/disincentive plan, to be put into effect incrementally from 2005 to 2008, is intended to change that.