bring (something) into effect

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bring (something) into effect

To cause (something) to apply, begin operating, or take effect; to begin implementing or enforcing (something). The new government has vowed to bring several policies into effect, aimed at helping struggling citizens get by. The new law will be brought into effect on the first of January.
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These minors have been booked under the draconian PSA in a clear violation of the amendment on 28th March 2013 bringing into effect the Jammu and Kashmir (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2013 which bars the detention of persons under the age of 18 years under PSA, reported.
Over 700 minors booked under PSA in IHK: Report
Sources confirmed legislation bringing into effect the St Andrews plan for reviving the Executive will contain a date for an election rather than a referendum to ratify the deal.
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Stormont sources confirmed legislation bringing into effect the St Andrews plan for reviving devolution at Stormont will contain a date for an Assembly election rather than a referendum to ratify the deal.
Irish deal includes election date
KENTUCKY governor Ernie Fletcher signed an emergency regulation last Thursday, bringing into effect the Kentucky Thoroughbred Breeders' Incentive Fund, writes Amy Bennett.
Bloodstock Desk: Emergency regulation brings into effect Kentucky breeders incentive plan
This decision clears the way for DDMI to begin the process of bringing into effect the following agreements:
Diavik Project Approved
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