Sentence examples for come into force for from inspiring English sources

Now, however, an OECD anti-bribery convention has come into force for all rich countries.

A 75% top tax rate will come into force for the rich, paid by firms in extra payroll charges.

A new law was passed last year to improve health insurance coverage, which is due to come into force for migrant workers in 2016.

Tougher compliance measures come into force for people receiving welfare payments, and the six-year statutory limit on retrieving overpayments will be removed.

Protests will be held on Monday as new fees of up to £1,200 come into force for workers taking employment tribunal cases against their employers.

Examiners said the differences were partly explained by a series of changes to GCSEs in England that have come into force for the first time this year.

This is especially warranted given the new EU regulations (i.e. REACH) coming into force for the handling of chemicals and the advent of nanotoxicology.

Uefa will come under intense pressure to submit the £40m-a-year Etihad deal, the largest in world sport, to rigorous scrutiny when FFP comes into force, for the 2013-14 season, with some Premier League owners readying themselves to press the organisation to disallow any income from related parties.

Syria is due to hand over an initial inventory by September 21st.The Organisation for the Prevention of Chemical Weapons, which imposes compliance on signatories to the global convention against them, says it should be ready to start work on October 14th, when the treaty comes into force for Syria.

The cuts in maintenance grants, which came into force for the first time last autumn, affected all eligible students and introduced a steep drop in grants for families earning more than £17,000, forcing students to stay at home or to take out larger loans to pay for their living costs.

The CLP Regulation came into force for substances in 2010 and will have to be implemented for mixtures in 2015.