Sentence examples for had come into effect from inspiring English sources

Israeli drones were continuing to fly overhead after the ceasefire had come into effect.

A Treasury spokesman, responding to the Resolution Foundation research, insisted most working families would be better off but only once all reforms had come into effect in 2017.

Would British history have run its course any differently if the bill had come into effect earlier, or a similar arrangement been in place over the past centuries?

Notwithstanding a free-trade agreement with the European Union that had come into effect in 2013, by 2014 the decline in international demand for industrial and precious metals meant that Peru's overall economy slowed considerably.

After the change had come into effect, Benn did not feel he could challenge the new leader Michael Foot, who was from the Labour left, so decided to try to remove Denis Healey from the deputy leadership.

By the time it landed a free-trade agreement had come into effect, allowing the flowers, and thousands of other Colombian products, tariff-free entry into the American market.This prompted celebrations of a new era in trade between the two nations.

A smoking ban has come into effect.

Currently 22% of these cuts have come into effect.

Victoria's rollback of suspended sentences has come into effect.

Some curbs have come into effect since last November.

A 5p charge for one-use carrier bags has come into effect in Scotland today.