Sentence examples for to become fully effective from inspiring English sources

Still, the agency's regulations would take months to write and years to become fully effective.

It will take time for the proposed structures to become fully effective.

It can take two or three weeks of daily use for the steroid to become fully effective.

Registrants should notice a gradual reduction in unsolicited sales and marketing voice calls after a few days, although it can take up to 28 days for the service to become fully effective.

Such action does not follow automatically, but takes time to become fully effective [ 1, 2].

By this summer, additional steps had been taken to address water quality through treatment, but these steps will take months to become fully effective.

In any job it takes time to find your feet and become fully effective.

While the Bush administration could try to overturn the rule, which does not become fully effective until 2002, there is little such expectation, given the importance of overseas sales and the support for regulation among large numbers of organic-food consumers.

(b) An alternative approach is to start preventive and withdrawal treatments simultaneously, or to start preventive therapy during the washout period, making it clear to the patient that the treatment may not become fully effective until MOH has been eliminated.

Most of the proposed cuts, part of a broader package that Mr. Pataki is expected to reveal on Tuesday in his budget proposal, would not become fully effective until 2008 or 2009.

As matters stand now, the lower tax rates will not become fully effective until 2006, the estate tax will not be fully repealed until 2010, the doubling of the tax credit for children will not take place until 2010 and new benefits for married couples will not begin until 2008.