Sentence examples for changes that will take effect from inspiring English sources

Among the changes that will take effect if the White House and Congress do not act: The Bush-era tax rates will expire on Dec. 31.

If so, you might want to consult a lawyer soon because yesterday President Bush signed a major overhaul of the nation's bankruptcy laws -- changes that will take effect in six months.

Now "family reunification"—the third main route into Britain, accounting for 18% of the non-EU total in 2010 is under fire.On June 11th Theresa May, the home secretary, set out changes that will take effect, in the main, on July 9th.

The new ban was announced by the league Thursday as one of several rule changes that will take effect this season.

Perhaps he will note that when he becomes responsible for appointing regional governors a change that will take effect this year his scope for buck-passing will shrink.

Brown also agreed to limit the collection of DNA samples from suspected criminals — a change that will take effect only if the California Supreme Court rules that existing standards are improper.

The NHL announced several rule changes Thursday that will take effect this season, most significantly the expansion of video review "to allow broader discretion to Hockey Operations to assist the referees in determining the legitimacy of all potential goals (e.g., to ensure they are 'good hockey goals')," the NHL said in a statement.

Anne E. Kornblut writes in the New York Times from Rancho Cucamonga: "Five years after delivering a major campaign address here about the need to revamp Social Security, President Bush returned on Monday with a similar message, urging an overhaul of the retirement system as he celebrated changes to Medicare that will take effect at the beginning of next year...

Stratasys and MakerBot are excited to announce some management changes at MakerBot that will take effect in the 3rd and 4th quarter of 2014 and into January 2015.

We are pleased to announce a number of changes to the journal that will take effect from the start of 2003.

The party's new special committee on stock-price measures proposed that the Deposit Insurance Corporation start buying shares that the banks are selling in advance of a change in accounting rules that will take effect in the spring, according to government officials.