Sami's medication started to take effect.

All events requiring revocation or replacement of a public key can take a long time to take full effect with all who must be informed (i.e., all those users who possess that key).

Note Changes only take effect after logout.

(a) To give full effect to economic, social and cultural rights

They shall, to that effect, take measures designed to

The Guidance Notes are in full force and effect since January 2004.

Who , when they take a measure from people , take in full .

The problem is that it does not take effect very quickly.

This price commitment would take effect in times of financial panic.

Stimulating an economy takes time, as the Obama administration s difficulties in spending what it has allocated show the full effect of these efforts may take a half year or more to be felt.

Those who when they take the measure from others , take it in full !

Those who , when they take a measure from people , they take in full .

those who , when they take from others by measure , take their full share

when they measure against the people , take full measure

who , when people measure for them , take full measure ,

This ban may take up to three years to take effect because it is such a social dish in Chinese culture.

The goal of full employment is possible, but only if all relevant actors take responsibility for full employment.

Who insist on being given full when they take from others ,

The Armed Forces Act 2006 completes the harmonisation of service law, and takes full effect on 1 November 2009.

(a) To promote and give full effect to the Declaration on the Protection of All Persons against Enforced Disappearance

Kenya s new constitution won t have much effect unless we Kenyans take a critical look at ourselves.

Such a declaration shall take effect when this instrument enters into force for the State concerned.

Those who , when they take by measure from mankind , exact the full ,

Those who when they take the measure from mankind demand it full ,

Keynesian models claiming a quick boost from higher government spending below full employment show that the effect soon turns negative.

The inventions of IR 2 were so important that they took a full 100 years to have their main effect.

When does it take effect? reporters asked. Confused, Schabowski neglected the all important date sofort, he said.

Sometimes marriages take place between members of the clans to effect a compromise and seal the peace .

I would therefore urge all countries to take full advantage of those services.

Moreover, any change will require years to take effect, and therefore will not address the electorate s current anxiety.

who , when they measure a commodity bought from the people , take the full measure ,

We will take care to ensure full compliance with that principle in the future.

As a result, it could take a while for recklessness to hit full throttle again.

The Organization shall take full advantage of the facilities of the Common Fund for Commodities.

Given this, governments should provide specific fiscal consolidation mechanisms that are visibly likely to take effect when the time comes.

Where a longer period for the denunciation to take effect is specified in the notification, the denunciation takes effect upon the expiration of such longer period after the notification is received by the depositary.

(l) Take appropriate steps to guarantee full respect for the dignity and human rights of all persons during body searches, in full compliance with international standards

To take full advantage of this initiative, it is suggested that the following matters be addressed

Women needed to be aware of their rights in order to take full advantage of them.

Rather, our efforts should take full account of the specific local situation by ensuring national ownership.

And the effect of that pressure is that you have an increased density of gas molecules in every breath you take.

(a) To give full effect to the right to education and to guarantee that this right is recognized and exercised without discrimination of any kind

(j) To take further measures to promote full and equal enjoyment by women of their human rights

But you are full of the judgment of the wicked. Judgment and justice take hold of you.

However, the budget for the Mission for 2006 07 would take full account of the relevant recommendations.