Sentence examples for could come into effect from inspiring English sources

The plan could come into effect by 2011.

The earliest the constitution could come into effect is next spring.

(Also, the soonest N.P.V. could come into effect would be 2016).

The proposed changes could come into effect as early as June.

If the Commons and Lords approve the regulations, they will could come into effect in the autumn.

Widmer-Schlumpf was less optimistic, but said the law could come into effect as early as 2011.

Yet, additional nanospecific effects could come into play in case of smaller nanosilver particles.

SSE said recent falls in the wholesale price of gas had allowed it to reduce prices for consumers, but the way it bought energy meant this could not come into effect until March.

This, of course, would have a detrimental affect on the new Open champion but any rule change could not come into effect until the beginning of 2016.

The French were eager to hasten Radama II's succession in the interest of capitalizing on the Lambert Charter, an 1855 agreement between French representative Joseph-François Lambert and Radama that could only come into effect upon the prince's succession.

The VEGF-induced enhancement of S1PR1 signalling by S1PR1 up-regulation could not come into effect, whereas the ligand for S1PR1 was neutralized by NOX-S93.