Sentences with phrase «come into effect over»

The regulations come into effect over a period of time with final implementation on 1 July 2007.

Caspar will address delegates on recent developments in employment law over the past 12 months and look ahead to proposed changes that will come into effect over the next few years.

In addition to the deadlines falling in January 2016, other accessibility standards will come into effect over the coming years.

take into account accessibility needs of employees with disabilities when implementing performance management, career development, advancement or redeployment processes.In addition to the deadlines falling in January 2016, other accessibility standards will come into effect over the coming years.

This work was the final step in giving effect to a name change which will come into effect over the next few days.

The Liberal Democrat policy of scrapping tuition fees for higher education fees will remain in place, but would now come into effect over a six - year period.

The Premier League has banned third - party ownership and Manchester United will have bought Rojo in part from his owners, but their growing influence in the game has lead FIFA to introduce a ban on their activities, which will come into effect over the next four years.

Not exact matches

I expressed concerns over the canula (we don't vaccinate) and they made it as reassuring as possible, and when they couldn't get it in, made no issue and tried the gas, came and explained exactly what would happen as the gas came into effect, how much she would remember, looked after her beloved Rapunzel doll, even to the extent of sending a student on a 30 minute hunt so it would be with her as soon as she woke.

As Camp David came into effect, Egypt was rewarded with massive financial assistance from Washington, surpassed only by Israel's allowance over the years.

There is no row between the Government and the churches over the welfare reform measures that came into effect yesterday.

Several of these changes will go into effect over the coming months.

The amendment to be passed must receive over half of the total votes cast in the gubernatorial election in order to be ratified and come into effect.

We are achieving it through decentralisation — as in the Localism Act, whose provisions enabling local communities to take over the running of local services and decide their neighbourhood plan come into effect in the next few weeks.

According to the Rallings and Thrasher projection, the seat would have returned a Conservative MP at the last general election with a majority of a little over 500, if it had been fought under the new boundaries which are about to come into effect.

He theorizes that over the brief time it takes molecules to interact — about 100 quintillionths of a second — quantum effects come into play.

The concentration relies heavily on religious events, with those not in the flock questioning what they see at every turn, only to come to a sort of acceptance that something sinister is going on, and trying to effect some sort of positive outcome, especially in keeping great evil from spilling over into the rest of the world.

Who would but it over a BMW 330e once the emission laws come into effect?

«Balance of Performance especially comes into focus at Daytona and Le Mans as they're such long races and the effect is magnified over the 24 hours, so in 2017 we come back with a similar package, albeit with slightly varying tyre compounds, so we will have to wait and see how it all plays out in the big events.»

The deal is similar to one struck between Amazon and Simon & Schuster two weeks ago, which gave the publisher significant control over ebook pricing when it comes into effect in January 2015.

Ottawa's new tax on income trusts comes into effect just over a year from now, on January 1, 2011.

After the new long term capital gains tax comes into effect from April 1, 2018, the tax advantage held by ULIPs over stock / MF investments will become even bigger.

If the price of both carbon - burning extraction businesses and non-carbon emitting solar farms and wind farms were both fair before a carbon tax was introduced in any given jurisdiction, what would happen to the profitability of each as that tax came into effect (and was ramped up over time)?

While this change came into effect at Miami airport yesterday American Airlines confirmed that it is now operating a cashless system at over 50 of its locations including LAX, JFK, LaGuardia and Dallas Ft. Worth.

Don't get me wrong though, Mass Effect 3's multiplayer is not bad at all, offering plenty of content to keep you coming back for more, including the added incentive to boost the galaxy's «readiness», which spills over into the single - player game.

It's now been over half a year since the new regulations came into effect and as this is by far the most comprehensive set of regulations governing mobile games to date, I thought I'd take a look back and see what's changed since then.

Another point: even if solar variability, for some magical reason, had a noticeable warming effect over the last decades, this would have to come in addition to the CO2 - effect and would not call it into question.

The weakness of your summary arguments are a) assumption 4 doesn't come into play over 15 years (and is still a little dangerous over 30 — restate to say net effect of internal variability has small compared with expected 30 year trend perhaps).

It's also one of the reasons that I linked to Hoffman et al at Bart's in the first place... None of this changes the fact that global warming is going to be a huge hit on planetary biodiversity further into this century, and over coming centuries, both through direct effects and through exacerbation of other non-climate-change impacts.

A classic example of «belaboring the obvious», but the important thing to remember is: It makes absolutely no difference whether you (and I) are right about the «fitness for use» of the global temperature data base, A cursory examination of the actions of various Western governments over the past couple of decades, and recent US policies implemented over the past few years, up until the Social Cost of Carbon regulations now coming into effect, will show that we are having a strictly academic discussion.

The Amendment could avoid emissions of well over 70 billion tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent by 2050, which marks an historic achievement and brings significant impetus to the Paris Agreement which comes into effect in November 2016.

Over the years the makers of weather balloons had come up with better methods of preventing or correcting for this effect, but because no one had taken these improvements into account, the more accurate measurements appeared to show daytime temperatures getting cooler.

ContractorCalculator first designed and built its Online IR35 Review system during 2009 and 2010 which has been enhanced over the last year to address the new IR35 legislation that has come into effect in the public sector.

The move, which was announced by Akin Gump earlier today (17 September), is set to come into effect «over the coming weeks», and is also likely to include additional junior lawyers from the offices.

In one of the most perplexing moves Google has ever made, the search giant with the simple front page has gone to a «dynamic» effect: now when you load Google, the search box and logo appear in pristine isolation — until you mouse over the page, whereupon the rest of the links come slowly into view.

The new SRA policy will come into effect on 1 August 2014, from which point the only requirement for employers in terms of trainee salaries will be to pay trainees at least the main rate for employees under the NMW Regulations, which is # 6.31 per hour from 1 October 2013 for those aged 21 years and over.

From the perspective of The International Stock Exchange (TISE), there have been three significant developments over the last 12 months: the impact of the EU Market Abuse Regulation which came into effect on 3 July 2016; the TISE expansion to the Isle of Man (and accompanying rebrand); and, inevitably, Brexit uncertainty.

The parties announced that they were married in January 2012 and therefore the marriage has endured for over 5 years, meaning this clause has come into effect.

At Hunton & Williams we have handled well over 1,000 security breaches since the first breach notification law in the world in California came into effect in 2004.

As revealed by the sources, the transfers and changes have come into effect since 11th April, 2016 and the charges will be handed over effective may.

«For instance, I've seen people agonize over beneficiary charity selections for weeks when it would mean the spouse and all four children would have to pass simultaneously in order for that to come into effect.»

Another hotly debated traffic rule that came into effect in January 2018 in Florida is the move over law.

The ad, accompanied by a webpage, highlights selfies taken with Portrait Lighting effects on the iPhone X.Apple shared a similar Brazilian Carnival video last year amid a reported push into more regional marketing campaigns.The campaign extends to billboards, which will likely appear in major cities across the world over the coming weeks.

O'Byrne: I think the nervousness that has come into the cryptocurrency market over the last 2 or 3 weeks has had an effect.

SAN FRANCISCO / FRANKFURT (Reuters)-- Facebook faces substantial business risks from new European Union privacy rules set to take effect in May, a looming reality that came into stark relief over the...

This is made clear by the High Court's own analysis of the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth)(RDA) and its application to the creation of non-Indigenous interests by the Crown over Indigenous land after 1975 (the date when the RDA came into effect) in the Miriuwung Gajerrong case.

Significant changes to representative body areas were made in Queensland over the year, and came into effect on 1 July 2008.

The fiscal cliff will come into effect in January unless a new agreement is reached over how to cut $ 4 trillion from the U.S. deficit by other means.