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Meanings of come into effect in English

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Usage of come into effect in English
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The decree will come into effect tomorrow, Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti said.
The Irish Times
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The Trade Me rule change will come into effect on 12 March.
Radio NZ
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The actual termination would, however, only come into effect 10 years later.
Reuters
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The new law is expected to come into effect in January 2020.
Reuters
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New parking control systems and charges in Dublin come into effect tomorrow.
The Irish Times
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The new rate will come into effect on Sunday, July 1 st.
The Irish Times
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The new, revised Green List will come into effect from September 28.
Independent.ie
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It was not immediately clear when his decision would come into effect.
Reuters
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Details will be published on Tuesday when new sanctions come into effect.
Reuters
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It is likely to come into effect on April 23, it said.
Reuters
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Media said the curbs could come into effect as early as Monday.
Reuters
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The new rules are expected to come into effect on Feb. 17.
Reuters
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The rule changes are due to come into effect in January 2017.
Reuters
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The LME's new rules are due to come into effect in April.
Reuters
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Both will be on standby once water collection points come into effect.
The South African
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The new regulations will only come into effect on Wednesday, 8 May.
The South African
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