put into effect

Frequency: 8.532.7 per million words

to cause a law, plan, or system to start to be used

put intoput into + noun

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effect

Examples (10)

  • The government plans to put the new policy into effect next year.
  • After much debate, the committee decided to put the proposal into effect immediately.
  • We need to put a contingency plan into effect in case of emergencies.
  • The manager will put the new safety procedures into effect on Monday.
  • It's important to put these changes into effect as soon as possible.
  • The company will put the new regulations into effect at the start of the fiscal year.
  • They are working to put the rescue plan into effect before nightfall.
  • The new law will be put into effect once it is officially published.
  • We must put our strategies into effect to achieve our goals.
  • The school will put the new curriculum into effect starting next semester.