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put into effect

   Also found in: Legal 0.01 sec.
put something into effect and put something into force
to make something take effect; to begin using or enforcing a policy or procedure. When will the city council put this law into effect? We will put it into force tomorrow.
See also: effect, put


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The Lebanese Army continued to put into effect the protection law of seasonal birds that were not allowed to be hunted at certain times of the year.
And it is on this basis that I have agreed in principle to a new British force level of 9,500, which will be put into effect once these conditions are met.
Supporting such a noble cause is an integral part of the companyAAEs mission which is also put into effect through distributing several donation boxes in Caribou Coffee outlets in Jordan to collect donations for King Hussein Cancer Foundation 2009 Jordan Press & publishing Co.
 
 
 
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