Sentences with phrase «yet in force»

In other words, this person's life insurance policy is not yet in force.

PIPEDA, importantly has been amended to incorporate mandatory breach notification but, today at least, that amendment is not yet in force.

These provisions are not yet in force as concerns have already been raised that the proposals will give a Westminster government the chance to make cuts to the funding sent to Wales.

They're just not yet in force.

Everyone should be keeping an eye on the 2014 amendments to the PCMLTFA that are not yet in force.

The site has a new feature showing provisions that are not yet in force as shaded.

However, the LEGISinfo page makes it clear that it had only received Royal Assent on October 22 and is, indeed, not yet in force as of today.

The Act is not yet in force.

This will make it possible to easily identify which provisions of original enactments are or are not yet in force.

The data breach notification provisions in the amendment to PIPEDA are set out in Division 1.1 of PIPEDA, but are not yet in force.

SVGA 2006, which is not yet in force, repeals the provisions of the Care Standards Act 2000 providing for the maintenance of a list of people considered unsuitable to work with vulnerable adults.

New acts published the same day they come into force and legislation status icons let you see whether that provision is in force, partially, or not yet in force.

Prospectively, exemplary damages may be available if D has shown deliberate and reckless disregard of an outrageous nature of the claimant's rights, the conduct was punishable, and other remedies would not be adequate for punishment (Crime and Courts Act 2013, s 34 — not yet in force).

More recently, a free trade deal has been inked (but is not yet in force) between Canada and Honduras.

The Human Rights Act 1998 was not yet in force and the Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000 had not received Royal Assent.

The changes are not yet in force and amendments to the pension regulations are needed to implement the changes and make them effective.

Canada Labour Code changes under Bill C - 63 (passed but not yet in force; Expected to come into force sometime in 2018):

(The Act requires that provisions not yet in force be shown in some distinctive way.)

This has been amended by the Commonhold and Leasehold Act 2002, in respect of which not all sections are yet in force.

These are in development but not yet in force and will be discussed in future blog posts.

The section is not yet in force, but what effect will it have once a commencment order is made to bring it into force?

Released Sept. 2, the proposed regulations relate to provisions in Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, which are not yet in force.

As the Equality Act 2010 was not yet in force, the applicable law was contained in the Employment Equality (Religion or Belief) Regulations 2003.

Bill 68's amendments to the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act are not yet in force at the time of this writing.

Those that interact with the anti-spam provisions are not yet in force, and presumably will come into force at the same time as the Anti-Spam act.

In Russia and India — which has a huge spare capacity for making CFCs — prices are still stable because bans on the chemicals are not yet in force.

The European Union recently agreed on new net neutrality laws which, though they are not yet in force, will ban operators from blocking content — unless it falls into very specific categories such as malware.

Fair enough, but under the new EU net neutrality laws (which aren't yet in force), the only kind of outright traffic shaping that will be allowed will be for highly specialized services — think dedicated packages for Internet TV or cars or medical applications.

The program also played into what de Blasio considers his biggest success yet in forcing developers to include affordable housing; the 1,723 - unit Astoria Cove project along the Queens waterfront, where 27 percent of the units are to be available at below market - rate rents.

Not exact matches

While not in the rules for everyone else yet, they were still widely taken up across the Armed Forces and during the Crimean War there were a wide variety of permissible (and over the top) styles.

Yet Robinson says companies are still keen to invest in new technologies, even though they're being forced to cut down on production.

Even with the «rebound rally» seemingly in full force, CNBC's Jim Cramer doesn't think it's time to get comfortable just yet.

«McDonalds changes their slogan to «Lovin» > Hatin» in an attempt to be hip, yet still forces its employees to wear visors,» quipped Canadian radio host Tyler Middleton.»

«And yet by the same token the company has been putting them, forcing them, forward in front of the rest of the advertising world to back it, and that's been tough.»

McDonalds changes their slogan to «Lovin» > Hatin»» in an attempt to be hip, yet still forces its employees to wear visors.

WASHINGTON / BEIRUT, April 14 - U.S., British and French forces launched air strikes on Syria in response to a suspected poison gas attack that killed dozens of people, aiming to degrade its chemical weapons capabilities in the biggest intervention yet in the conflict by Western powers.

All this is to say millennials» preferences have yet again become a dominant force in the American landscape.

While the force is not yet set on acquiring a new light - attack aircraft that could fly alongside the vaunted A-10 Thunderbolt, it carried out tests with four candidates in August.

U.S. President Donald Trump loudly insisted on Tuesday that both left - and right - wing groups used force in the aftermath of a white supremacist rally and that all of the facts were not yet in about street clashes in Charlottesville, Va..

The killing of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri has catapulted the quiet, yet steady, militarization of police forces across the U.S. to global attention.

Yet, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, by 2022, 25.6 percent of the labor force will be comprised of baby boomers (up from 11.8 percent in 1992), and by 2020, 46 percent will be comprised of millennials.

There have been numerous times when Musk's endeavors would have benefited by having more capital, yet he has resisted the urge to take SpaceX public because the board of directors of a publicly - held firm would undoubtedly force him to make changes in the company that would improve its profitability at the expense of its chances for reaching Mars.

Yet in December, the tech giant took an important step to make its workplace culture more amenable to aggrieved employees when it eliminated forced arbitration agreements with workers who bring sexual harassment claims.

«Ultimately, the question to be answered in this matter and in others like it across the country,» he wrote, «is not whether the government should be able to force Apple to help it unlock a specific device; it is instead whether the All Writs Act resolves that issue and many others like it yet to come.»

But, as I've argued elsewhere, the infrastructure — both technologically and consumer - psyche-wise — isn't there yet in games, meaning the company is trying to force a future that the world isn't quite ready for.

If so, it would be yet another belated step for the company's directors, many of whom Redstone appointed, As Fortune previously put it, «It was this tawdry case [the Herzer suit]-- and not a planned corporate succession or steps taken by either board — that forced his belated departure as chairman of the two companies in February, despite his repeated vows that he'd never step down.»

Yet, there is another side to this story, which is the disruption and dislocation felt in society as whole industries are remade — or collapse — under the disruptive forces of tech.

Declining wages and inequality are sometimes described as an inevitable, deterministic outcome of abstract economic forces, but none of the usual suspects seem to adequately explain what's happening to airline jobs in the US — not immigration (pilots and flight attendants must speak English), globalization (so - called cabotage laws have limited the scope of international outsourcing), automation (robots haven't yet displaced pilots), or the decline of unions (union density remains high).

Yet these governments are forced to recycle dollar inflows in a way that funds U.S. military policies in which they have no say in formulating, and which threaten them more and more belligerently.

The company hasn't breached any covenants yet, it said, but if it is found to be in breach, the lenders could force it to pay back the entire loan immediately, which could force Toys R Us into liquidation.