Sentence examples for put into effect over from inspiring English sources

The plan is to begin in January and will be put into effect over five years.

Precise numbers can be misleading because the rules have many exceptions and are being put into effect over several years.

Only then are many of the most important provisions of the peace agreement to be put into effect, over a period of months.

The heavily resisted new conventions, put into effect over three years, began last year with provisions for culling far more females than in previous years -- this year, the state anticipates a record take of 300,000 does.

Even if the one-time tax on bank's bonus pools was put into effect over a longer period, which is unlikely, banks would undoubtedly devise other ways to compensate their star traders, like increasing base pay.

When they were put into effect over the summer, it was too late to stop a huge salmonella outbreak from tainted eggs traced to Iowa farms owned by Austin J. DeCoster.

Mr. Murphy, a top official in the Northern Ireland office when the 1998 peace agreement was negotiated and put into effect, takes over when the province has once again been put under direct rule from London.

The resulting changes will be smaller than originally proposed and will be put into effect gradually over three years, rather than all at once.

While few Greeks seem to believe him — and many are upset at a corruption scandal now embroiling his New Democracy party — he contended that the measures could be manageable if Greece's creditors allowed them to be put into effect gradually over a four-year period rather than all at once.

If all the plans were put into effect, forecasts for deficits over the next decade could grow by hundreds of billions of dollars.

Over the next 12 weeks, if the Wye pact is put into effect as planned, Mr. Netanyahu must turn over another 13percentt of the West Bank to Palestinian control in three stages, moves certain to provoke bitter public protests from right-wing Israelis.