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Legal Consequences

Use 'in force' to highlight that rules or laws must be followed, as they are legally binding.

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The curfew is in force, and violators will be fined.
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Temporal Phrase

'In force' often precedes or follows time clauses, referring to when a law or rule is active.

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The new policy is in force from January 1st.
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Current Relevance

Indicates that a regulation or agreement is currently applicable or needs to be followed now.

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The historic treaty is still in force and must be upheld.
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