Sentence examples for measure would take from inspiring English sources

House Republican aides said the measure would take effect upon enactment, meaning it would cover at least part of this election cycle.

The measure would take effect three years after a "personalized handgun" of any make or model became available for retail sale.

That measure would take effect on Jan . 1 2018, to ease concerns in the financial community that the measures would hamper lenders' ability to raise new capital during a period in which many banks were already facing difficult business conditions.

The measure would take effect in 2012, so there's no good reason why the current array of presidential candidates — some of them already burned by tainted fat-cat donors — should not join Senator Barack Obama in endorsing this step back toward campaign sanity.

The measure would take effect in fall 2016.

It was anticipated that this measure would take 45% of Beijing's 3.3 million cars off the streets.

But even these measures would take months to negotiate and put in place.

In a compromise between Western countries urging rapid action and Asian nations siding with Myanmar, no measures would take effect until Nov. 30.

If allowed to take effect as planned, those measures would take a huge bite out of growth, further weakening the economy.

PAGE 16 NEW BORDER RULES Customs and Border Protection officials said new security measures would take effect on June 1, requiring Americans entering the country by land or sea to show government-approved identification.

Starting on January 2nd, taxes would jump for almost all taxpayers; a payroll-tax cut and enhanced unemployment benefits would expire; across-the-board cuts to federal spending would begin; and a clutch of other tax and spending measures would take effect.