Sentence examples for law does not take from inspiring English sources

The law does not take effect immediately.

The law does not take effect until July.

The Wisconsin attorney general argued the law does not take anything from the unions since it technically does not remove any money currently in their accounts.

There are also concerns that the law does not take into account the individual circumstances of each sex offender, including the likelihood of committing more crimes.

While the law does not take effect until next month, the administration said it would apply it in the review of the investment in Nasdaq.

Democratic institutions, if properly designed and robustly executed, are supposed to ensure that the law does not take this pathological form but is subject to the deliberation of citizens, who thus author the laws to which they are subject (see sec. 3.4).

"The landmarks law doesn't take into account some of these other pressures sometimes," she said.

"At the moment, legally, the Board of Ed continues in existence because the new law doesn't take effect until you get clearance," Mr. Bloomberg said.

The law doesn't take effect until Thursday, when gay and lesbian couples can start picking up their wedding certificates and licences at county auditors' offices.

Some people arrived at the polls in Texas without a valid photo-ID, while others in North Carolina were sent packing even though the state's voter-ID law doesn't take effect until 2016.

It would have to be defined broadly enough for a law to be effective, but narrowly enough so that enforcing the law doesn't take out half of the equipment used in every day manufacturing.