Sentence examples for planned effective date from inspiring English sources

As of October 1, 2011, the planned effective date for the new rule, those fees will be a maximum of 21 cents plus 0.05percentt, nearly 48percentt lower than before for a typical transaction of $40.

The STB announced its approval of the purchase plan on September 30 , 2008 with no conditions other than those that CP had already agreed to in the original plan; the effective date of the purchase was October 30, 2008.

The effective date, for most health plans, will be Jan . 1 , 2010

The executive director of the coalition contends that if HHS sides with consumer groups, then health plans sold beginning in 2014 -- the effective date of many of the reform law's provisions -- will be so "overpriced" that employees and employers won't be able to afford them.

A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column yesterday about Sir Elton John's plans to marry his partner, David Furnish, misstated the effective date for Britain's legalization of civil partnerships.

PAM KENT Correction: April 27 , 2005 Wednesday A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column yesterday about Sir Elton John's plans to marry his partner, David Furnish, misstated the effective date for Britain's legalization of civil partnerships.

Such plans are typically enjoyed by many members of unions, which won a delay in the effective date until 2018.

The President's Proposal changes the effective date of the Senate policy from 2013 to 2018 to provide additional transition time for high-cost plans to become more efficient.

"The only change is the effective date.

The final rule would also contain an effective date – a date by which the new threshold would be implemented.

(The date has no meaning except that it is an effective date of one rejiggering).