Sentence examples similar to a change taking effect from inspiring English sources

Thanks to a federal policy change taking effect in most states, unemployed people who don't have kids will no longer be allowed to have more than three months of nutrition assistance unless they work at least 20 hours a week.

In his speech, the Lib Dem leader highlighted the raising of the threshold before people pay income tax to £10,000, on the eve of the change taking effect, as a triumph for his party's battle to help people on low earnings.

On May 1, a sweeping change took effect that was meant to reduce the conflicts of interest in home appraisals while safeguarding the independence of the people who do them.

The legal challenge by Bike New York, a nonprofit group that organizes an annual 40-mile ride around the city, was the first since a rule change took effect in 2011, the city Law Department said.

A second major change took effect in the decade following Alfredo and Melida's arrival in Trenton.

Mr. Puretz is also planning three other waterfront residential structures; two are awaiting approval by the New York City Department of Buildings, and a planned 18-story building that would be built as 100 residential condos if a proposed zoning change takes effect.

While coalition forces were at risk providing freedom for Iraq, the United Arab Emirates mounted an exhibition that excluded art from Israel, which the Emirates do not recognize as a state ["Regime Change Takes Effect at a Persian Gulf Biennial" by Grady T. Turner, May 4].

The definition of the executive branch had previously been modified, in late 1844, from a three person committee to a single governor; this change took effect in 1845.

Figures released last month showed that nearly half of repeat offenders avoided jail in nearly a year after the change took effect.

The change takes effect on Sept. 1.

The change took effect on Monday.