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

The new ACT regime is intended to take effect over the next fortnight.

California's program was intended to take effect in 2009 and aimed to cut greenhouse gases from vehicles by nearly one-third by 2016.

When Obama enacted the Affordable Care Act in 2010, the Medicaid expansion was intended to take effect nationwide, but a 2012 Supreme Court ruling made it optional for states.

The law is intended to take money away from affluent students and give to students of need, but that's not the effect it's having in Austin.

The meetings are intended to take no longer than one hour.

Interviews were intended to take place between days 3 and 7 of admission.

"Sequestration was never intended to take effect — rather, it was supposed to threaten such drastic cuts to both defense and non-defense funding that policymakers would be motivated to come to the table and reduce the deficit through smart, balanced reforms," the Office of Management and Budget wrote in a letter to the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense in June.

The easy answer as to why a suicide note should not substitute for a living will is that any will, whether intended to take effect before or after death, serves as an instrument of human action, enforceable by the courts, when the actor is not capable of being heard.

Methadone syrup is intended to be taken only as an oral medication.

Either will reduce me to tears, but only one is intended to have that effect.

This is intended to encourage referrals to take up the service.