Sentence examples for might take effect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Atallah said he did not know when the policy might take effect.

Oregon, Utah and Virginia enacted laws but with sunset provisions that might take effect before any interchangeable drugs are approved.

At a congressional hearing in March, Dr. Elsa Murano, the department's under secretary for food safety, said that the earliest it might take effect is next year.

He will be on a waiting list for the Prius until August anyway, so he figures that maybe he should wait until January, when a new credit, as worked out in the administration's energy plan, might take effect.

The critics also say the bill is poorly timed, because it might take effect in the middle of an economic downturn that may force many people to consider bankruptcy for the first time, even though they have been responsible with their credit.

At an analysts' meeting at the cable television industry convention in Atlanta, John C. Malone, the president of Tele-Communications, said that assets representing about 10percentt of the company's value would be part of the new business, and that the plan might take effect next fall.

Both agree the referendum should take place in the next Parliament, though it might or might not take effect by the election after this one.

The onset of response might occur after just 2 to 4 weeks in some cases, but TOZ might also take effect only after up to 24 weeks.

A final settlement, which must be approved by the judge, Richard W. Story, might not take effect until early next year.

At times, a plan that was supposed to kick in during 2011 seemed like it might never take effect.

Congress changed the formula last year so that money will eventually be based on H.I.V. counts, but the new system might not take effect for years.