Sentence examples for went into affect from inspiring English sources

Before the pause went into affect, users could voluntarily ask to be verified by submitting personal information such as their birth date, phone number and a copy of a government-issued ID.

The 2009 approach brought insurers on board; it adopted the mandate for individuals to obtain health insurance, an idea cooked up in conservative policy circles, and went into affect slowly to avoid piling up costs.

There were 22,335 completed applications for either master's or international bachelor's courses starting in autumn 2012, compared with 15,491 for autumn 2011, the first term the tuition rise went into affect.

"When the Texas law went into affect, about half of the abortion clinics closed due to the admitting privileges requirements alone," Julie Rikelman, the litigation director at the Center for Reproductive Rights told VICE News.

In June 2013, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Shelby County v Holder, effectively disabling Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act, which gave the Justice Department authority to block discriminatory voting laws before they went into affect in nine, mostly Southern states, including Alabama.

Indonesia is one of the key countries with a nuclear program needed for the treaty to go into affect.

Some of these regulations had already been published and were to go into affect some time later, and their postponement was illegal.

But on July 2, a new state law goes into affect that would raise the gambling limits and allow the casinos to remain open around the clock.

And while the Iraqi parliament, and perhaps the Iraqi people through a future referendum, have been required to approve the agreement before it can go into affect, President Bush refused to submit the agreement for approval to the US Congress.

It is scheduled to go into affect in May 2014.

Water restrictions would go into affect Tuesday at 9 p.m., WJLA reports.