Sentence examples for effect in the winter from inspiring English sources

At the behest of the snowmobile industry, the Interior Department issued a supplemental environmental impact statement, and it offered three alternatives to the phaseout, proposed by President Bill Clinton, that was to begin next December and take full effect in the winter of 2003-4.

For example, the implication of the different NO2 UFP slopes between summer and winter is that if the association found between NO2 and health outcomes is due to UFP in the air pollution mix, then NO2 should show a stronger effect in the winter.

The changes take effect in the fall.

The requirements will take effect in the fall.

That era ended, in effect, in the 1990s.

The Advantage program went into effect in the spring of 2007.

Thus those applying to power plants are only in effect in the summer.

If passed, the law would most likely take effect in the summer of 2004.

The three-hour rule, as it is popularly known, took effect in the fall of 1997.

"But we hope that this plan will have a positive effect in the second half of the year".

This provision will come into effect in the 2016 presidential election.