Sentence examples for is due to take effect from inspiring English sources

The labeling requirement is due to take effect on Sept. 30 under farm legislation that was enacted in 2002.

It is called the Volcker rule – after former Fed chairman Paul Volcker – and is due to take effect by 2014.

The hike in PLoS's fees, announced earlier this month, is due to take effect from 1 July.

The Treasury calculated the tax, which is due to take effect next year, would raise about £400m.

Comment: Overarching this whole process is the application of the crime and courts act governing exemplary damages, which is due to take effect in November this year.

The agreement is due to take effect in 2020, but requires at least 55 countries representing at least 55% of global emissions to ratify it first.

They are due to take effect from July next year.

The changes are due to take effect in 2017.

The tariffs are due to take effect in less than a fortnight.

New tougher rules agreed in Brussels are due to take effect later this year, though no date has yet been set.

The second increase was due to take effect starting May 1, but many companies, in agreement with unions, are deferring it.