Sentence examples for back into effect from inspiring English sources

The ruling essentially put that previous standard back into effect.

Nonetheless, the alternate side parking rules are scheduled to go back into effect tomorrow.

Did Ibrahimović's suspension go back into effect in the 2nd half?

The article also misstated the year that the rules went back into effect.

It was a notion reinforced when the lockout went back into effect late Friday.

That previous policy presumably goes back into effect, pending a resolution by the league and the union in coming weeks.

But the timescale for some flagship tax cuts – such as reducing housing tax – could be pushed back, coming into effect between now and 2022.

MIA: New airline regulations requiring all carry-on bags to fit into the forward seat-back pocket go into effect at noon on Thursday, November 26th.

But, in reality, they are combining and altering substances that have been derived from living organisms and then inserting the novel construct back into organisms to effect particular changes.

When solar rays hit sea ice, the light-colored ice reflects much of it back into space; this effect is called "albedo". Open, dark Arctic Ocean water absorbs a lot more solar energy than it reflects, however, warming the sea water.

When cohort effects were added back into the mix, the effect of better treatments didn't change but the benefits of screening were erased.