Sentence examples for begins taking effect from inspiring English sources

Democratic strategists believe their party's popularity will rise as the health care law begins taking effect and the economy improves.

The provisions will begin taking effect late this year.

That's the clock ticking loudly before substantial fare increases and service cuts begin taking effect.

Britain's economy has barely grown since the budget cuts began taking effect late last year.

The expanded program, which would begin taking effect in October, is intended to cover New Yorkers who are at least 65.

Banks also face a deadline to meet new global standards known as Basel III, which began taking effect this year.

Michigan's regulations, which began taking effect at the end of June and will be phased in over the summer, are focused mostly on the bait industry.

But what does seem clear is that the adminstration could propose and Congress could pass revenue-raising measures now, to begin taking effect in three or four years.

The report attributed the lower costs to Medicare Part D drug subsidies that began taking effect in 2010 as part of the new health care law.

Texas is also the only state actively refusing to carry out E.P.A. rules against heat-trapping gases like carbon dioxide that begin taking effect in January.

The study described in your article shows a small increase in chemotherapy use for lung cancer after cuts in Medicare drug reimbursement rates began taking effect in 2005.