Sentence examples for comes into effect with from inspiring English sources

The change comes into effect with the signing by President Barack Obama of the Nasa Authorization Act 2010.

The ban comes into effect with less than a month before the U.S. midterm elections, after facing heavy criticism from lawmakers that Facebook has not done enough to prevent election meddling and misinformation campaigns on its site.

Experience also comes into effect with evaluation of glial response.

The Twelfth Amendment came into effect with the 1804 election.

From January, the party's "byelection procedure" would come into effect, with CCO providing the shortlist.

Earlier this year, a law came into effect – with cross-party support – that will ensure we stick to this target for good.

It will gradually come into effect, with 2014 the pivotal year — if Romney does not repeal it.

Watson was retained as skipper before his ban came into effect, with former St Kilda veteran Brendon Goddard the stand-in captain for the 2016 season.

But on July 1st a food-labelling law came into effect with the usual laudable motivations better information and concern about tainted products from China and the usual unintended consequences.

On June 1st its new corporate-governance code came into effect, with the aim of shaking up companies' slothful boards by, for instance, calling on them to appoint outsiders (many have none at present).

This mode contrasts things which have come into effect with those things which are still contained in their causes.