Sentence examples for coming into force of from inspiring English sources

The recent coming into force of the Kyoto protocol, aimed at reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, only adds to this pressure.

THE coming into force of a ban on headscarves (and other conspicuous tokens of faith) in French schools was always going to cause tension.

Tellingly, the regulation has retrospective power, specifying that any "act or thing done before the coming into force of this regulation" should be covered by the command.

Last week's landmark rulings in the Shipman and Shayler cases show how senior judges are protecting free speech more strongly on the eve of the coming into force of the Human Rights Act 1998 on 2 October.

On Dec. 1, 2009, the 27-country bloc celebrated the formal coming into force of the much-debated (and much-argued-over) Lisbon Treaty a new miniconstitution that created the posts of permanent president and foreign policy chief and set the stage for the EU to have its own diplomatic service.

It is widely recognised that the coming into force of the Kyoto Protocol will be insufficient in achieving climate change control.

A dummy variable indicating the mandatory period was then included, in order to evaluate the magnitude of the effect of the law coming into force on the number of newly notified diagnoses.

At the Tory conference, May said a Great Repeal bill would be put forward in the Queen's speech next spring and would be voted on in the next session of parliament, coming into force on the day of exit.

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.

It also strips the new healthcare law, which is due to come into force on Tuesday, of a key tax on medical devices.

A new law banning gambling across most of Russia came into force on Wednesday, forcing most of the country's large casinos to shut down or move to far-flung legal zones like the mountainous Altai region in Siberia.