Sentence examples for would be put into effect from inspiring English sources

Administration officials also requested details of how the bill's provisions would be put into effect.

Mayville gave no indication that plan or related plans would be put into effect.

There was no indication that the plan would be put into effect, however.

The authority said a new system would be put into effect within three to five years.

She said she hoped the stronger rules would be put into effect soon.

But whether this actually would be put into effect, Mr. Cavanagh said, would be up to the operating corporation.

Otherwise, a random-effect model would be put into use.

The obstacles remain so formidable that some skeptics have wondered whether Bush's April announcement was a political ploy--an action that would dramatize American support for Taiwan but would never be put into effect.

It is not clear if the policy against gene patents would then be put into effect.

Under the compromise, if the repeal measure were to pass Congress, the new policy would not be put into effect until after the Pentagon completed its review.

Allen Stolz, passenger commercial manager for Air France, said he received a cablegram from Paris last night informing him that the visa policy would actually be put into effect Tuesday and that French authorities seemed prepared to issue visas to passengers on their arrival in France.