Sentence examples for it would come into effect from inspiring English sources

He said it would come into effect immediately, and would last until new travel regulations were passed into law.

Australia has also refused to approve it · It would come into effect 90 days after sufficient ratification · Countries may offset requirements by managing forests and farmlands that absorb carbon dioxide (carbon sinks).

Apple has to formally request a sales ban before it would come into effect.

However, he said no details of the level at which a cap would be set, how it would be paid for and when it would come into effect were likely to be given.

If passed by parliament, it would come into effect on the day that Britain formally leaves the EU and would automatically change existing EU law into British law.

It was reported that the changes would come into effect as new franchises were awarded.

The process was originally supposed to take some years, with the shire counties being considered in five waves, or "tranches", and it was hoped that the reforms would come into effect from 1994 to 1998.

It was not clear when the ban would come into effect.

Downing Street said it could not promise the new laws would come into effect before work restrictions on Romanians and Bulgarians are lifted in January.

He said the ban would come into effect immediately, though it was not clear when the government would draft legislation to enforce it.

It is understood that it would be at least 2013 before any enforcement of the standards would come into effect.