Sentence examples for that became effective from inspiring English sources

Peabody, a coal company, filed for bankruptcy in April 2016 and emerged from bankruptcy under a plan that became effective on April 3, 2017.

This cooperative effort resulted in requirements designed to prevent stair-fall injuries that became effective in 1997 as part of a revised voluntary safety standard.

Foxconn's staff now receive 1,800-2,500 1,800-2,500 yuan£180-250£180-250e pay rises that becamonthfective from 1 Februafterthe compayy said.

FOR now, one sure way for some people to save on taxes is to take advantage of a new capital gains rate that became effective this year.

Last year California became the first state to ban the sale of mattresses with phthalates for use by children, in a law that became effective on Jan . 1

By next July, he said the bureau will have acquired nearly all of the 1,000 coal mine inspectors it eral law that became effective last April 1.

Drug combinations are synergistic when their combined efficacy exceeds the sum of the individual actions, but they rarely include ineffective drugs that become effective only in combination.

If the NRC is unable to publish a final fee rule that becomes effective during the current fiscal year, fees would be assessed based on the rates in effect for the previous fiscal year.

While the part of the law that becomes effective on Monday deals with asking for investment from accredited investors, a second part — not yet effective — would permit "crowdfunding" from the general public.

When added to a $608 million budget gap created when the Legislature rolled the sales tax back to 6percentt from 7percentthethe missing Medicaid funds left a $1 billion hole in the budget that becomes effective July 1 and must be balanced then.

Goldman warned that Humana and other managed care providers could be hurt as health care reform moves forward, especially new rules for health insurers that become effective in 2014.