Sentence examples for changes coming into effect from inspiring English sources
When are the changes coming into effect?
But media companies have already begun positioning themselves for the changes coming into effect.
Yet changes coming into effect this school year could make it even trickier for the next generation.
But users are warned not to delete their Google+ accounts immediately, due to the delay in changes coming into effect.
As Ed Miliband warned, an average family with children would be hit with a £580 bill because of tax and benefit changes coming into effect in April.
Tax changes coming into effect this month could be worth £20bn to big businesses and wealthy individuals over the next five years, Labour has said.
Because mercury takes decades to centuries to cycle through the environment, it will take a while before changes come into effect on a global scale.
"We are calling on the government to give the Senate a clear opportunity to debate [the changes]." The changes come into effect on 1 July.
This advantage to Labour, however, may be eroded when the new constituency boundary changes come into effect next year which were expected to benefit the Conservatives.
