Sentence examples for putting into force from inspiring English sources

"Certainly before anybody jumps on the president for this six-month suspension, it would be wise to consider the other salutary initiatives that the president is putting into force," said Senator Jesse Helms, a chief sponsor of the bill and the ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee.

The core of the convention was officially put into force in 1998.

The Basel Committee's decisions are not binding and must be put into force by individual countries.

A new policy has since been put into force to avoid this problem occurring again.

Instead, I was reading an agreed programme for government which is being put into force.

This outbreak occurred just as a strong new egg safety rule was finally being put into force.

Some statutes were passed but never put into force, while others seem to have been quietly ignored.

John Whittingdale, culture secretary, has already reassured the press he is "not persuaded" that Leveson regulation should be put into force.

"We have all the tools now to put into force the appropriate decisions to deal with the Spanish situation," he said.

He put into force bold political reforms, such as faction-free recruitment of officials and the closing of many private Confucian academies.

Thus, in 1879 the government nullified the Gakusei and put into force the Kyōikurei, or Education Order, which made for rather less centralization.