Sentence examples for is coming into force from inspiring English sources

Its new system of economic governance to impose fiscal discipline is coming into force.

The NSC is coming into force amid growing complaints about assaults on civil liberties in Malaysia.

Thanks to Friends of the Earth, a new legislation really is coming into force, to help to improve company accountability.

Then you weigh it against a raft of anti-homosexuality legislation that is coming into force in countries across the world.

But not for long, as a ban on legal highs is coming into force the very next day after this one-off launches.

"Digging up more fossil fuels that we can't burn if we are to honour the international agreement we signed in Paris, and is coming into force next month, makes little economic or environmental sense".

To be accurate, 75 of the 80 sections of the act are coming into force.

Different parts of the Sunshine rule will be coming into force at different times.

By the 1800s, statutory requirements for passports in the area we now know as Germany were coming into force.

For both parties, the presidential standoff in Florida in 2000 led to the preparations that are coming into force now.

For months, supermarkets have been advertising that the plastic bag charge will be coming into force and Sainsbury's said staff had been briefed about the changes.