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He said there might eventually be a full trial to determine whether the law could be put into effect in a way that did not burden voters.

Mr. Kerry said on Sunday that the agreement was a "framework" that would have to be put into effect in a United Nations Security Council resolution.

While Western diplomats were praising the new resolution, much will depend on how it is ultimately put into effect in a nation that is caught in a bloody civil war.

"I have no confidence, based on what I heard yesterday, that the work requirement will be put into effect in a timely way or that it will have any significant enforcement," McDougle said Friday.

"Not enough is being done to make sure that these standards are being put into effect in a timely way and that there's good oversight and enforcement".

It may be that in some areas, whilst protecting professionals, it is not being put into effect in a way that enables individuals to retain as much control as possible over decisions that face them.

While the recommendations, if put into effect in all 18 states, could be a giant step toward cleaning up boxing, Spitzer said national legislation was still needed.

Here in Kandahar, Muhammad Akram, the chief of police for four provinces that produce more than half of Afghanistan's opium, said he had heard that the ban would be put into effect in stages, a few provinces at a time.

This threat was put into effect in December 1998: following a vote in plenary to reject the discharge motion, a group of five independent experts was established, which reported on accusations of fraud, mismanagement and nepotism against the Commission.

The protections were put into effect in 1979 after a 13-week walkout.

Seguro Popular was first put into effect in 2002 as a pilot program in selected localities in five states, i.e. Aguascalientes, Campeche, Colima, Jalisco and Tabasco.