Sentence examples for put into effect under from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Brooks doesn't mention such Clinton administration initiatives as urban renewal, brownfield revitalization, community policing and gun control undermines the argument that the betterment of society is "moral self-repair" rather than an effective domestic agenda put into effect under fierce scrutiny that is now showing real, measurable results.

"That's despite the fact he expanded the social safety net to include six months of maternity leave for women". During the campaign, Bachelet promised to push for a new constitution and do away with an anti-terrorism law put into effect under the late dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet that gives police arbitrary power to detain suspects for three days.

To be valid, the court said, postnuptial agreements must be fair not only when they are signed but also when they are put into effect, and under this agreement Mrs. Pacelli would have gotten a far smaller share of the family assets than a divorce court judgment would have provided.

The New York Plan was put into effect in July, 1971, under the auspices of the city and state governments and the New York construction industry and unions as a work‐training program aimed at integration.

In 1985, a condominium development planned for the Peach Lake neighborhood and a hotel planned for the hamlet of Croton Falls were both blocked by changes in zoning that were put into effect while the projects were under review.

Defense officials have refused to say exactly what procedures were authorized under the proposal or under later directives put into effect in Iraq.

These under-used strategies could be put into effect without needing to thread the needle of centrist Democrats and obstructionist Republicans in the Senate.

States are already on the move to put into effect laws that the Justice Department had blocked under the VRA.

Under the agreement put into effect by the United Nations, South African forces were confined to their bases starting Saturday, while their territorial troops were to be demobilized.

The 2007 numbers, from 22,000 sources including factories, refineries, chemical plants, power plants and mines, were gathered under relaxed rules put into effect by the Bush administration in December 2006.

Britain, Portugal and Sweden today circulated a draft resolution proposing that the Secretary General's proposal that Iraq be allowed to sell twice as much oil -- $5.2 billion rather than $2 billion every six months -- to buy more food and medicine for Iraqi civilians suffering under sanctions be put into effect.