It came into effect on 20 May 2002.

The regulation came into effect in May 2005.

The Act came into effect on 1 May 2004.

Intriguingly, ketamine s psychoactive properties may be responsible for its mood enhancing effect.

Limestone chips may be introduced into sites to create a neutralizing effect.

Therefore, the perpetrator may, in effect, escape punishment by marrying the victim.

When interest rates fall, the opposite effect on asset prices may be predicted.

Indeed, its effect may be reaching countries in ways that we did not expect.

Cell lysis, resulting from the detergent action of deoxycholic, may account for any clinical effect.

Cluster munitions are area effect weapons, which may be either air delivered or ground launched.

Prime Minister Georges Pompidou persuades de Gaulle whose first speech, on May 24, had no effect to dissolve parliament on May 31.

In any case, there is reason to doubt whether media coverage has any such protective effect, and even where coverage is intensive, its positive effect may be doubted.

The Council may at any time, by special vote, decide to terminate this Agreement with effect from such date as it may determine.

As in humans, it may be seen as a side effect to the use of ciclosporin.

Plus, such investments may even create a crowding out effect, siphoning off funds destined for other sectors.

Up to 1.5 million people may benefit from this agreement which took effect on 1 July 2009.

Moreover, given the Oversight Committee's small membership, any absence may have a detrimental effect on its performance.

Such a determination may have the effect of destroying any prospect of success of the civil claim.

To be sure, in addition to the negative storage effect, there might be a positive effect on the world climate insofar as bio fuels may replace fossil fuels for combustion processes.

That may have been true, but the eventual effect was better food labeling laws in the UK, too.

' In a sense, past concern over the effect of war on treaties may be said to be obsolete.

(vi) A change in an accounting policy that has a material effect in the current period or may have a material effect in subsequent periods should be disclosed together with the reasons.

The related mission subsistence allowance, in effect since 18 May 1993, of 15 per person per day is applied.

The SBI may wish to make a recommendation to this effect, for endorsement by the COP and COP MOP.

Such treaties may have the effect of prohibiting certain weapons, for example anti personnel land mines, or may restrict the circumstances when they may be used, as is the case with incendiary weapons.

The International Olive Council, acting through its Council of Members, may at any time decide to terminate this Agreement with effect from such date as it may determine.

The International Olive Council, acting through its Council of Members, may at any time decide to terminate this Agreement with effect from such date as it may determine.

The finance industry already is warning thatnew regulation may overshoot that is, have the unintended effect of sharply impeding growth.

Falling consumer demand need not cause a recession, since other parts of aggregate demand may rise to counteract this effect.

Some algorithms do have a certain desired effect on the cube (for example, swapping two corners) but may also have the side effect of changing other parts of the cube (such as permuting some edges).

The provisions of this Law may be derogated from or their effect may be varied by agreement, unless that agreement would not be valid or effective under applicable law.

The parties may exclude the application of this Convention or derogate from or vary the effect of any of its provisions.

While the individual companies that provide the higher priced green energy may do well, the net economic effect will be negative.

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

The resulting effect, whether or not intended, may be to associate such persons or groups with terrorism and thereby stigmatize them.

The parties may exclude the application of this Convention or derogate from or vary the effect of any of its provisions.

Therefore, should there be ongoing international trade in such chemical, the import decision by the Party may effect such international trade.

This is because ultra low interest rates may hurt Japan s households and lower consumption, and this effect may be larger than the benefit that a weak yen confers on Japan s exports.

This suggests that the potential effect of paracetamol is not restricted to the airways and may affect a number of organ systems.

But the most important consequence of the FMLN s victory may lie in its effect on the rest of Central America and Mexico.

Laws against child pornography in other countries may also have the effect of prohibiting games that permit virtual sex with virtual children.

Minor genetic and epigenetic changes with little or no effect on morphology or anatomy may produce large changes in the chemical phenotype.

If they are unable to have a serious effect on the parliamentary elections in Afghanistan in September, they may begin to decline.

In its judgement, it referred to a study which allegedly demonstrates that a public opinion poll may encourage voters to move toward a candidate with a stronger chance of winning (so called bandwagon effect ), or may add sympathy votes to the underdog (so called underdog effect ), thereby distorting the will of voters.

(s) Trust funds. Director General's bulletin UNIDO DG B.18 Rev.1 dated 15 May 1992 sets out revised policies for establishing and managing trust funds with effect from 26 May 1992.