Sentence examples for was put into force from inspiring English sources

The print provided here is from a mid-'30s rerelease, after the Production Code was put into force; at 62 minutes, it's 2 minutes short of its original running time, which suggests that some racy material may have been cut along the way.

For Hokkaido, a separate Hokkaido Railway Construction Act was put into force in 1896 for the same purpose.

Furthermore, we do not include information for 1998 because the circular letter granting government institutions full reimbursement of all wage expenses paid to individuals being granted a Flexjob was put into force 1st January 1999.

The plan was put into force, and two Chinese junks were captured in the Straits and diverted to Malacca.

The goals of the CRPD, which was put into force on 3 May, are to protect the rights of people with disabilities and give more leverage to governments to enact laws to help them.

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

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

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

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

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

The "papers please" provision has not yet been put into force and so it's not possible to say with absolute certainty that it will have an unconstitutional discriminatory effect.