Sentence examples for get into effect from inspiring English sources

"As the new protocols get into effect, that number will continue to drop," he said, adding, "I don't know that it will drop to zero".

Before we get into the effects of having sex with an ex, it may surprise you to learn that this behavior is actually quite common.

Congress would get a chance to review the District of Columbia's bill before it could go into law, meaning even if it passes the city council it may not get the chance to go into effect.

And if the Supreme Court rules that the N.P.V. compact can't go into effect until it get congressional approval, then it would be up to N.P.V. supporters to, yes, get congressional approval.

It wasn't my first choice of topic, frankly, partly because I read as few contemporary novels as possible, partly (here we get into cause and effect) because most of the novels that get noticed today (like most of the visual art that gets the Establishment's nod) should be filed under the rubric "ephemera," and often pretty nasty ephemera at that.

If they do pass and get put into effect, the chaos that follows will ensure no one repeats the mistake.

A community would get support and then the top down process would go into effect.

However they get into the races, their effect is undeniable.

When does this go into effect?

Unless Apple gets its way and a sales ban gets put into effect.

"Why would you give people antibiotics first and have them get into all the side effects?" Robert Witsell, who pushes large mail-filled carts, said, "If they issue those pills, either they're not telling you something or they're going to make us more suspicious".