Sentence examples for will be put into action from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will be put into action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, policies, or decisions that are set to be implemented in the future. Example: "The new policy will be put into action starting next month to improve workplace efficiency."
It will be put into action if senior officers are convinced - following discussions with local firms and the public - that serious disruption is being caused.
EU officials have been vague about how their plan will be put into action, with a spokesman for the operation repeatedly avoiding direct questions on the subject.
Specialist telescopes and high-powered laser pointers will be put into action by the experts for a guided tour of the cosmos; last month's class managed to see the rings of Jupiter.
Masterminded by Rinse FM's dancehall heavyweights The Heatwave, the tried-and-tested formula of "shove a bunch of massively talented MCs in a room, chuck them a microphone and see what happens" will be put into action.
The outlined recommendations will be put into action within the framework of a Franco-German pilot project in the region between Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, Mannheim and Stuttgart [35].
The OECD hopes its recommendations will be put into action over the next two years and is working on an international legal structure that would help countries introduce the new rules quickly.
Commitments on energy are an ongoing battle, but most analysts agree that any action on climate change will be put into place in 2009 at the earliest.
"It will be put into law.
After that, the recycling mirror will be installed and the power recycled interferometer will be put into operation.
Your tissue will be put into a repository.
The plans to create a barrier 7,000 kilometres long and 15 kilometres wide across Africa were initially developed in 2005 but will only be put into action in the next few months.
