Sentence examples for law does not come from inspiring English sources

The law does not come into effect for another year.

The insurance requirement of the federal health care law does not come into effect until 2014.

The use of medical cannabis oil was approved under Minnesota law in May, but the law does not come into effect until July 2015.

Leading anti-corruption campaigner Anna Hazare, who says he has the support of millions, has warned he will resume a hunger strike and revive street protests that rocked the government this year if the new law does not come into force.

John says it's simple: going without gear is not an option; you do what you have to do; the law doesn't come into it.

But that decision, which involved a question of constitutional law, did not come up at the argument on Wednesday, which considered the quite different issue of what Congress meant when it exempted some files from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.

The abusers are all dead, so the inquiry's dilemma about not acting as a court of law did not come into play.

My son in law did not come to see me.

The difficulty in enforcing these laws does not come from the various lawsuits which come with them, but from the fact that these state passed immigration laws are designed to mirror federal enforcement practices without giving states the resources to enforce these laws adequately.

Issues of business law don't come across as Sotomayor's great passion one way or the other, so it's hard to know what all this portends for the high court's direction on business issues should she be confirmed.

The change in the law didn't come in time to save Savita Halappanavar, who died of infections in 2012 after an Irish hospital denied her an abortion to end her life-threatening pregnancy. .