Examples of 'expected to come into effect' in a sentence

expected to come into effect: Predicted to be enforced or implemented at a future point in time

Most of the other amendments are also expected to come into effect shortly.

It is expected to come into effect in June.

The Protection of Personal Information Act is expected to come into effect this year.

This annex is expected to come into effect in a year 's time.

I also note that a new constitution for Kosovo is expected to come into effect on 15 June.

The new bill is expected to come into effect in The Netherlands in Autumn 2020.

A tax on NMVOCs has been approved, and is expected to come into effect in 1997.

The new plates are expected to come into effect in September 2018.

The Income Replacement Benefit for survivors and orphans is expected to come into effect 1 April 2019.

In England an apprenticeship levy is expected to come into effect in April 2017.

A new EU Whistleblower Directive is expected to come into effect in 2021.

Examples of using Come

It did not even come from his instructions

I come to offer my resignation for my post as chancellor

I just happened to come here for sightseeing

Examples of using Effect

No effect on blood pressure or pulse rate was observed

Low temperatures have an effect on vehicle start up

This effect is like after a summer thunderstorm

Examples of using Expected

It is expected that fewer enumerators will be required

Near blizzard conditions expected by midnight tonight

Least expected things may happen in life

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Meaning of "expected to come into effect"