Sentence examples similar to For the changes to come into force from inspiring English sources

Google is said to have decided on a number of changes due to come into force by September.

"This contrasts with the increase to £9,440 due to come into force for 2013-14 where the changes are more beneficial for basic rate taxpayers," she said.

The change is due to come into force by the end of 2012, Mr Leblond told Gizmodo.

The British Medical Association says rural practices are particularly at risk from the changes which are due to come into force next month.

The law change is expected to come into force in the summer of 2015.h.

Terminology should be simpler and more precise and changes are likely to come into force within six months.

But changes to funding for the education of young people with special needs, due to come into force next year, mean things could soon get worse.

The changes, outlined in the Welfare Reform Bill, include: A single universal credit to come into force in 2013.

A new capital-investment law, due to come into force in January, does little to change this approach.

The changes - which come into force in July - will only apply to its US customers.

But uncertainty remains about when the changes will come into force.