Sentence examples for take affect from inspiring English sources

The government has also approved new, nationwide traffic safety laws, scheduled to take affect in May.

For example, in Finland, home of Nokia and a country with one of the highest penetrations of mobile telephone users, new legislation will take affect in September that permits parents to track their children under 15 without their knowledge.

A reporter then pointed out that even under the fabled Paul Ryan budget plan, cuts to Medicare wouldn't take affect for years, and didn't Boehner want something more quickly?

Co-operative Energy has become the latest provider to put its prices up, announcing a 4.5% increase for thousands of customers which will take affect in the new year.

Under the new system – which is not due to take affect until after elections in June – Erdoğan will be able to stand in two more election cycles, meaning he could govern until 2029.

He told a meeting of his Republican Conference on Wednesday that only delegations headed to review the military operations in Afghanistan and Iraq would be allowed to continue once the cuts take affect, according to Republicans in the room.

Stanford scholars explore how the path you take affects your career prospects.

OCHA has estimated it will take affected communities around two years to recover from El Niño-exacerbated Niño-exacerbatedicultural condrought improve in the second half of this year, the U.N. statement said.

Such assurances have not satisfied advocacy groups, who are lobbying to have victims of domestic violence exempted from the reporting rules, which took affect Oct. 1.

"He never flinched, he never let the contact that he was taking affect him," Lloyd Carr, the Michigan coach then and now, said.

When the cut to child benefit for higher rate tax payers takes affect in 2013, it is clear many middle to high income earners will lose out.