Sentences with phrase «actually come into effect»

«We don't know the extent to which the tariffs will actually come into effect and, if so, how big will that effect be and what will the timing of it be,» Mr. Powell said.

«The new Income Tax Act actually came into effect with the assent.

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Interestingly, the new speculation tax — set to come into effect in the fall of 20183 — is actually more like a non-resident owner levy instead, as it will impose a 2 % tax on both domestic and international homebuyers who own a vacant property in the B.C. but do not pay income tax.5, 6

Although nothing much has actually taken effect on the ground as of now, once the regulations come into effect, investors in all probability will begin to shift their investments to the other popular cryptocurrencies, such as ethereum, litecoin, ripple, stellar and dash.

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«What has happened, of course, is that people have cut down trees and created pasture, so you actually have to artificially come in and cut down trees and turn it into pasture, and you have to account for this human effect on the climate system,» Weaver said.

But I thought it was a little sketchy that while possibly trying to make hay of how a well placed trend line can make an effect appear to come into being (the flat line of «the pause») or disappear (as it does here), he neglected to mention that the trend he used to do his work was so shallow that, in any other context, he or any of his regular readers would instinctively argue against it, which actually happened in responses to my original comment.

When you actually go back through the transcripts — I was actually a witness in 1988, when the provisions came into effect — I think it was thought by people, well, we don't have to be very explicit here, because the judges will get this right.