Sentence examples for the changes are in effect from inspiring English sources

Labour and transparency campaigners suspect there will not be time for a parliamentary committee to discuss the amendments, and that the changes are in effect an attempt to scupper the bill.

Had the new changes been in effect, the bonus points Miami would have received for beating Florida State and Virginia Tech, both top 10 teams, would have made Miami second in the final rating.

Had the proposed zoning changes been in effect, they would have required a bulkier building no taller than 495 feet.

The NHL also announced that several rule changes were in effect for this game, to nullify advantages to either team due to the weather conditions.

These policy changes were in effect during the period of SAGE Wave 1 data collection, and likely contribute to explaining the low percentage of heavy drinking reflected in these data.

Economists who apply a standard discount rate, a method for calculating the possible economic consequences of future climate change, are in effect writing off what happens beyond 2050 -- so unsurprisingly they downplay the priority of addressing climate change in comparison with shorter-term efforts to help the world's poor.

"Why are we looking to sunset industries, instead of promoting industries of the future?" she asks.The EU's promises to combat climate change are, in effect, a pact of solidarity between the generations.

Then again, there was plenty of skepticism to go around since the company's news release vaguely declares the name change is in effect "for the time being". Oh, and it's not like they will stop serving pancakes.

The adults in the program will get a 10-day notice before the changes are put in effect by Nov. 1.

The auction is scheduled for next Friday, with results announced soon afterward; the changes are to take effect at La Guardia in March and at Kennedy and Newark in October.

The changes are due to take effect in 2017.