Sentence examples for does not become effective from inspiring English sources

It establishes that once a rule is published in the Federal Register, it cannot be reversed without a lengthy administrative process, even if it has not yet taken effect; the air-conditioner rule does not become effective until 2006.

The effect, however, is uncertain, given that the requirement does not become effective until 2014 and is already the subject of lawsuits.

The second is that the settlement does not become effective until 85percentt of the plaintiffs sign up.

The penalty for not acquiring health insurance does not become effective until 2014 and would be collected along with federal income taxes that become due in April 2015.

In the event that the California law does not become effective before September 30, 2011, we withdraw this notice.

John II's grant of the duchy of Burgundy to Philip in September 1363 did not become effective until June 1364, when the new king, Philip's brother Charles V, confirmed it.

Under Israel's parliamentary system, the resignations do not become effective until late Friday, but politicians of the right and left said tonight that they saw little chance of Labor reversing its decision.

"Detainers do not become effective unless and until a local law enforcement agency provides a copy of the detainer form to the individual; and the detainer form provides a toll-free number for the individual to call to challenge the detainer," Montenegro said.

Many retirement instruments do not become effective until the named party reaches a certain age.

Across the border in California, a law governing disposal of home-generated sharps didn't become effective until January 1 , 2008 when Senate Bill 1305 closed a loophole in the state's Medical Waste Management Act that exempted these sharps from regulation.

But leaders have also acknowledged that the country's enormous government and party bureaucracy could collapse from within if it does not become more effective and less corrupt, and some liberals believe that popular participation is the only way to provide checks and balances.