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put into effect
Idioms and Phrases
see in effect , def. 2.Example Sentences
Ms Gray's wide-ranging role encompasses controlling access to the prime minister and helping to ensure the government's policies are put into effect.
Trump did not explain how this new policy would work or be put into effect.
The 13% flat tax was put into effect in an attempt to discourage tax evaders and boost the state’s revenue.
Mr Beer said that had the idea been put into effect, it may have "avoided a lost decade" in terms of discovering miscarriages of justice.
I don’t claim that this “demagogue carve-out” would be easy to put into effect, and I certainly don’t claim that the Supreme Court under John Roberts is likely to embrace any such action.
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