Sentence examples for contract comes into effect from inspiring English sources

Dr Ellen McCourt, BMA junior doctor committee chair, said the concerns of junior doctors still needed to be addressed before the contract comes into effect.

No employment contract comes into effect until both parties agree to it.

He will join Rovers ahead of the new season, with his contract coming into effect on 1 July.

About 550 civilian staff - two-thirds of the total - transferred to G4S on 1 April 2012 when the £200m, 10-year contract came into effect.

Lowe, 34, had spoken of his desire to move back to Merseyside and, having agreed a two-year deal, will see his contract come into effect on 1 July.

In 1999, before the new contracts came into effect, only one exploration contract was signed.

Grayling said the current contracts were due to expire at the end of March but he wanted to ensure continuity until new contracts came into effect later in 2014.

To ensure continuity of service from that point until the new contracts come into effect later in 2014, we have signed a contract with Capita to take over the management of the existing electronic monitoring services on an interim basis.

A new law on employment contracts, coming into effect on January 1st, will in theory improve workers' lots, but is creating more headaches.The law is supposed to provide greater job security.

The unfair contracts law comes into effect on 12 November and extends consumer protections to small businesses in deals with large businesses.

The contract says: "If the base price exceeds the base price … provided to a similar service then … the base price hereunder will be deemed to be equal to such lower price, effective as of the date such lower price comes into effect". Effectively, the contract mandates that no other bookseller can undercut Amazon.