Sentence examples for this is put into effect from inspiring English sources

Supposing this is put into effect, the history will be refreshed rather than coming to an end or becoming a simple repetition.

In some ways this is putting into effect the recommendation of Harry Truman, who said: "Always be sincere, even if you don't mean it". Some more specific suggestions are, first, to be a team player.

He added: "If this grotesque law is put into effect, we'll probably be reduced to running page after page of cat pictures". And he illustrated his point with a 2013 Eye cover of compliant cats!

In Italy, this form of discharge is put into effect in Local Health Units, public enterprises which are legally creatures of the regions with administrative and financial independence [ 16, 17].

Without meaningful reform to how it is put into effect, this nobly intentioned law will continue to shortchange scores of aspiring young male athletes.

This strategy was put into effect in 1808 09.

Only a few years after the amendment's ratification, this section was put into effect.

(It is not clear, from the files, how much of all this has been put into effect, or whether it works in practice).

First was what he termed "the operationalisation of the fatwa", a reference to supreme leader Ali Khamenei's reported religious edict outlawing the development of nuclear weapons, although it was not clear how this would be put into effect.

But for all this to be put into effect, the 'what-if' ideology has to be sidelined.

The same day this decree was put into effect, Putin signed another decree allowing for the recognition of prior military service among Crimeans.