Come/enter into force

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To officially start to have legal or operational effect.

The new law will come into force next month.
Visual representation of "come/enter into force" - To officially start to have legal or operational effect.

Often appears as...

  • law come into force
  • regulations enter into force

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Formal

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Legal Significance

This phrase is used primarily in a legal or formal context to indicate when rules become binding.

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The amendments to the taxation policies will come into force at the beginning of the fiscal year.
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Future Implementation

It refers to laws or agreements that have been decided upon but are not yet active.

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The trade agreement between the two countries will enter into force in 60 days.
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Not Immediate

Indicates that there is often a delay between the approval of a law and its enforcement.

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Although the bill has been passed, it won't come into force until next year.
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