Sentence examples for changes come into play from inspiring English sources

Despite talk of immigrants flooding the UK when these changes come into play, Romanians and Bulgarians have had the right to visa-free travel in the UK since 2007, when their countries joined the EU.

Unless he turns your body into a robot and your mind into a computer and powers you via solar, you are not going to be around to see these changes come into play.

The report comes ahead of new government figures for families living on below-average income to be published on Thursday, the first since Budget changes came into play.

"If you lose that diversity, you risk losing the chances we have of surviving on this planet as things like climate change comes into play".

The creation of a new safe haven enterprise visa, which helped get the Palmer United party over the line to vote for the suite of asylum changes, will come into play some time next year, though no timetable has yet been established for their formal introduction.

In the same article, Reznor also admitted that "the idea of five guys playing loud music [for] two hours... has got to change once finances come into play, especially performing in markets outside of the mainland U.S. I want to whittle things down".

As changes to the NHS come into play and local services become reconfigured, every effort should be made to maintain such collaborations.

As changes to the NHS come into play and local services become reconfigured, every effort should be made to take account of the particular needs of this vulnerable group of children within broader efforts to improve the quality of paediatric epilepsy services overall.

What results for the listener is a crescendo without the changes in timbre that ordinarily come into play.

The Eurosceptics are desperate for a chance to use a British veto to grab back lots of powers, and the Germans want a treaty change so large that vetoes would come into play.

Her work indicates there is little difference in the career choices and progressions of men and of women without children, but that, when family responsibilities come into play, things change dramatically for women, especially if they are married to high-earning men who can support them.