Sentence examples for came to effect from inspiring English sources
Even though Japanese women graduates are among the best qualified in the world, they face huge discrimination in the workforce – and this is despite the Equal Opportunity Employment law which came to effect in the country in 1986.
When the time came to effect the transfer, however, this division general manager refused, with some justification, on the grounds that bringing someone in from outside would demoralize his staff.
The lack of information on evaluation is perhaps because the policy on MC only came to effect in 2010.
In addition, there were also legal concerns about traditional and Muslim circumcisers continuing to circumcise once a MC policy came to effect.
But when it came to effect of headache on activities yesterday, even with conservative interpretation, average "output" per person with headache yesterday was 55.9% of what had been intended.
Even before the law comes to effect we observe rising demand by start ups seeking investment and licensing opportunities.
The comments from Vice-Minister of Environmental Protection Wu Xiaoqing came two days after the Cabinet announced revised monitoring standards which will come to effect in 2016.
If these amendments come to effect, they may in the future lead to substantial impediments for public health research [ 25, 26, 28].
Now, as a woman who works both onstage and on camera, Brooks said there were clear differences when it came to effecting social change.
Occupy Wall Street tested Facebook politics and mass demonstrations, attracting huge media coverage but eventually fizzling out when it came to effecting new laws.
