Sentence examples for departure effective from inspiring English sources
The phrase "departure effective" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that a departure is taking effect or is effective from a certain point in time, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The departure effective immediately will allow for a smoother transition."
Alternatives: "departure in effect" or "departure taking effect".
His departure, effective March 1, was widely expected.
But Mr. Ross's departure, effective in December, is not a result of disputes over policy, several officials said.
The trade group issued a news release on Thursday night confirming Mr. Tauzin's departure, effective June 30.
The day that Perkins announced his departure, effective after the season, Young announced that Bill Parcells, the defensive coordinator, would take over in 1983.
It is highly unusual for a university president to leave after so short a time -- Mr. Gee himself recently told a journalist, "It takes two years to get used to me" -- and the departure, effective April 15, hit Brown like a slap in the face, particularly because it is considered the more prestigious of the two universities.
Submitting a resignation letter to ION Storm (which was also leaked to the cult games web site www.bluesnews.com), the eight staffers cited different personal reasons for the departure, effective today, but claimed that, "New companies springing forth from existing ones is nothing new in this business, neither is the pointing of fingers that sometimes follows".
His departure was effective immediately.
His departure is effective immediately.
His departure is effective Dec. 31.
Mr. Breuer's departure is effective March 1, and it is expected that he will return to private practice.
Mr. Donilon, whose departure is effective in early July, said he had planned to leave after Mr. Obama's first term but stayed on at the president's request to break in a new team led by Secretary of State John Kerry, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, and the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, John O. Brennan.
