Sentence examples for changes taking effect from inspiring English sources
With the tax changes taking effect this year, you need to do this paycheck checkup.
The final decision will be made by 12 December, with bill changes taking effect from 1 April 2015.
The service will be discontinued in all other countries, with the changes taking effect next month, the company announced on Thursday.
Spending on mental health care in England has fallen for the second year in a row, officials have admitted amid mounting fears that it will fare still worse under the NHS changes taking effect at the end of March.
Alexander said he did not want to "belittle" the impact of the spending cuts already coming through the system, but insisted that on average 80% of people would be better off as a result of the changes taking effect on Wednesday.
Photograph: Datablog/Resolution Updated at 6.05pm GMT 5.49pm GMT The Labour party has been doing more number-crunching and it says that a one-earner family on an income of £20,000 with two children will lose £279 a year as a result of all the tax and benefit changes taking effect in April next year (those announced today and those announced in advance).
