go into effect

Of a law, policy, etc., to become official, legitimate, or valid. These changes in the uniform policy go into effect at the start of next year.

go into effect

and take effect

[for a law or a rule] to become effective. When does this new law go into effect? The new tax laws won't go into effect until next year.

come/go into efˈfect

(of laws, rules, etc.) begin to be used, applied, etc: The winter timetable comes into effect in November.

See also: come, effect, go

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come into effect
come/go into effect
(one) doesn't know which way is up or down
open to question
in this regard
in this/that regard
in that regard
in (one's) own name
last in, first out
separate but equal

References in classic literature

It had been reported to the Speaker of the House, by secret- service agents of the government, that the Socialist Congressmen were about to resort to terroristic tactics, and that they had decided upon the day when their tactics would go into effect. This day was the very day of the explosion.

The Iron Heel

Premier Su Tseng-chang Thursday (May 30) on his Facebook announced that a new set of guidelines protecting renters would go into effect on Saturday (June 1).

New Taiwan renters' rights law kicks in tomorrow

The revised pact will go into effect after being ratified by the legislatures in South Korea and Singapore.

S.Korea, Singapore sign revised double taxation avoidance pact

COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's government imposed a nationwide curfew Sunday that police said would go into effect immediately and would last "until further notice", after a string of deadly blasts.

Sri Lanka imposes curfew after deadly blasts

The ambassador added that four remaining states have to sign for the agreement to go into effect. Fifty two out of 55 member states in the African Union signed up to AfCFTA that must be ratified by 22 states to come into force.

Egypt is 18th AfCFTA ratification instrument depositor

A national ban on bump stocks is set to go into effect on Tuesday, even as a gun-rights group moved Monday to appeal the regulation to the Supreme Court, CNBC's Jeff Daniels reports.

Bump stock ban set to go into effect, CNBC reports

The new coverage did not go into effect until July 9, three days after the incident.

Florida Deputy Arrested for Filing False Auto Claim with GEICO

Even at that vote, council members acknowledged how unlikely the city's ordinance -- slated to go into effect Jan.

State appeals court temporarily blocks Austin's paid sick leave ordinance

The order will go into effect April 23-60 days from its date of publication.

Net Neutrality In Its Final Days?

Purvis said countries can't withdraw from new international agreements, including the Paris climate one, until three years after they go into effect. The Paris agreement went into effect on Nov.

US officially tells UN it wants out of Paris climate deal

The first reduction--bringing the BPT down to 8.2 percent and the BET down to 0.72 percent--goes into effect in calendar year 2016, but the rest would only go into effect if the general and education trust fund revenue for the 2016-17 biennium reaches $4.64 billion, a figure the Republican leadership said was attainable.

Tax cuts OKd: BPT, bet reductions to take effect in 2016

Summary: The third phase of the new traffic law will go into effect in June, the ISF announced Thursday.

Third phase of traffic law begins in June

However, the requirements would go into effect only if other states in the Northeast enact similar laws.

Connecticut becomes first state to require labeling of genetically modified foods

That said, some provisions of these major laws will go into effect in 2013, as scheduled.

The Supreme Court's health insurance decision: what it means to you now

词组	go into effect
释义	go into effect go into effect Of a law, policy, etc., to become official, legitimate, or valid. These changes in the uniform policy go into effect at the start of next year. See also: effect, go Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go into effect and take effect [for a law or a rule] to become effective. When does this new law go into effect? The new tax laws won't go into effect until next year. See also: effect, go McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. come/go into efˈfect (of laws, rules, etc.) begin to be used, applied, etc: The winter timetable comes into effect in November. See also: come, effect, go Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: come into effect come/go into effect (one) doesn't know which way is up or down open to question in this regard in this/that regard in that regard in (one's) own name last in, first out separate but equal References in classic literature It had been reported to the Speaker of the House, by secret- service agents of the government, that the Socialist Congressmen were about to resort to terroristic tactics, and that they had decided upon the day when their tactics would go into effect. This day was the very day of the explosion. The Iron Heel Premier Su Tseng-chang Thursday (May 30) on his Facebook announced that a new set of guidelines protecting renters would go into effect on Saturday (June 1). New Taiwan renters' rights law kicks in tomorrow The revised pact will go into effect after being ratified by the legislatures in South Korea and Singapore. S.Korea, Singapore sign revised double taxation avoidance pact COLOMBO: Sri Lanka's government imposed a nationwide curfew Sunday that police said would go into effect immediately and would last "until further notice", after a string of deadly blasts. Sri Lanka imposes curfew after deadly blasts The ambassador added that four remaining states have to sign for the agreement to go into effect. Fifty two out of 55 member states in the African Union signed up to AfCFTA that must be ratified by 22 states to come into force. Egypt is 18th AfCFTA ratification instrument depositor A national ban on bump stocks is set to go into effect on Tuesday, even as a gun-rights group moved Monday to appeal the regulation to the Supreme Court, CNBC's Jeff Daniels reports. Bump stock ban set to go into effect, CNBC reports The new coverage did not go into effect until July 9, three days after the incident. Florida Deputy Arrested for Filing False Auto Claim with GEICO Even at that vote, council members acknowledged how unlikely the city's ordinance -- slated to go into effect Jan. State appeals court temporarily blocks Austin's paid sick leave ordinance The order will go into effect April 23-60 days from its date of publication. Net Neutrality In Its Final Days? Purvis said countries can't withdraw from new international agreements, including the Paris climate one, until three years after they go into effect. The Paris agreement went into effect on Nov. US officially tells UN it wants out of Paris climate deal The first reduction--bringing the BPT down to 8.2 percent and the BET down to 0.72 percent--goes into effect in calendar year 2016, but the rest would only go into effect if the general and education trust fund revenue for the 2016-17 biennium reaches $4.64 billion, a figure the Republican leadership said was attainable. Tax cuts OKd: BPT, bet reductions to take effect in 2016 Summary: The third phase of the new traffic law will go into effect in June, the ISF announced Thursday. Third phase of traffic law begins in June However, the requirements would go into effect only if other states in the Northeast enact similar laws. Connecticut becomes first state to require labeling of genetically modified foods That said, some provisions of these major laws will go into effect in 2013, as scheduled. The Supreme Court's health insurance decision: what it means to you now
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