Bring something into force

verb

To make a law or regulation active or effective.

The government has decided to bring the new tax laws into force from next year.
Visual representation of "bring something into force" - To make a law or regulation active or effective

Often appears as...

  • bring the law into force
  • bring the rule into force

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Technical

verb

To cause something like a rule or system to start to be used.

The company will bring the new guidelines into force from Monday.
Visual representation of "bring something into force" - To cause something like a rule or system to start to be used

Often appears as...

  • bring changes into force
  • bring the rules into force
verb

To make something take effect or be operative.

A new treaty was signed, but it won't be brought into force until all member states ratify it.
Visual representation of "bring something into force" - To make something take effect or be operative

Often appears as...

  • bring the treaty into force
  • bring the agreement into force
verb

To make a law or regulation active or effective.

The government has decided to bring the new tax laws into force from next year.
Visual representation of "bring something into force" - To make a law or regulation active or effective

Often appears as...

  • bring the law into force
  • bring the rule into force

Usage tips

Formal

Technical

verb

To cause something like a rule or system to start to be used.

The company will bring the new guidelines into force from Monday.
Visual representation of "bring something into force" - To cause something like a rule or system to start to be used

Often appears as...

  • bring changes into force
  • bring the rules into force
verb

To make something take effect or be operative.

A new treaty was signed, but it won't be brought into force until all member states ratify it.
Visual representation of "bring something into force" - To make something take effect or be operative

Often appears as...

  • bring the treaty into force
  • bring the agreement into force
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Temporal Specificity

Used when specifying the exact time a law becomes operational.

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The smoking ban in public places will be brought into force July 1st.
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Government Action

Often associated with actions taken by a government or legislative body.

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The parliament voted to bring the environmental bill into force by autumn.
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Temporal Specificity

Used when specifying the exact time a law becomes operational.

Illustration for Temporal Specificity
The smoking ban in public places will be brought into force July 1st.
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Government Action

Often associated with actions taken by a government or legislative body.

Illustration for Government Action
The parliament voted to bring the environmental bill into force by autumn.
LampPro Tip 1/2

Temporal Specificity

Used when specifying the exact time a law becomes operational.

Illustration for Temporal Specificity
The smoking ban in public places will be brought into force July 1st.
LampPro Tip 2/2

Government Action

Often associated with actions taken by a government or legislative body.

Illustration for Government Action
The parliament voted to bring the environmental bill into force by autumn.
Visual representation of the word "Bring something into force"

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