come/go into effect
come into effect
Of a law, policy, etc., to become official, legitimate, or valid. These changes in the uniform policy come into effect at the start of next year.
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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.
come into effect
to become valid, effective, or operable. When did these rules come into effect? They came into effect while you were on vacation.
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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
- come into effect
- 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