Sentence examples for full effect for from inspiring English sources

They will not take full effect for a further seven years.

The whole band plus conductor will be in full effect for The Virtual Orchestra: Live In Concert on Saturday early evening.

They will be in full effect for the majority of businesses by 2022, and by 2025 for companies with 25 or fewer employees.

And it removes Iraq from the list of targeted states, and implements a more gradual rollout, meaning the new travel ban will not come into full effect for another 10 days.

The penalties for non-compliance with the new regulations, to come into full effect for this season, include a limit on squad size in European competitions; the withholding of prize money (already seen with the aforementioned list of clubs); and ultimately exclusion from UEFA tournaments, such as the Champions League and the Europa League.

The law seems to be in full effect for Amazon's wildly popular Echo offerings in these final few days ahead of the holidays.

Gray's concept of the total brand makeover was put to fullest effect for the Watney Mann brewery in the 50s and 60s.

"You've got a rapidly maturing industry making a lot of money … We won't really know the full effect of it for a long time".

His passion was now for "a full effect of colour".

(For the full effect of that scene, go at night, at Christmastime).

It won't allow time for Soviet unilateral cuts to take full effect or for arms control reductions to begin to bite.