Synonyms for take effect
take ef·fect

Princeton's WordNet

1. take effectverb

   go into effect or become effective or operative

   "The new law will take effect next month"

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1. take effect

   Synonyms:
   be efficacious

2. take effect

   Synonyms:
   go into operation

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1. Dick Durbin:

   At a time when public confidence in government institutions has greatly eroded, we must examine not just the constitutional impact of allowing the Texas law to take effect, but also the conservative Court's abuse of the shadow docket.

2. Pierre Bose:

   For the moment we've seen the headwind peak and that may stabilize this quarter, we've already seen a very significant amount of the euro's appreciation take effect on earnings so at this point in time what matters most is just how much more hawkish people become on the ECB.

3. The Caixin/Markit Purchasing Managers ':

   This shows that previous stimulus policies have begun to take effect, while the economic structure steadily improved, the economy has started to show signs of stabilizing, reducing the need for a further stimulus.

4. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov:

   We expect the ceasefire to take effect in full from Dec. 9 ... The ceasefire was announced before. It led to a considerable easing in violence but not to a full (halt of fighting).

5. French President Francois Hollande:

   It takes time for those reforms to take effect, i am trying to do what the country should expect from a head of state... That means do reforms even if they are difficult... even if they are unpopular. I prefer people to have an image of a president who has conducted reforms, even though unpopular, rather than a president who has done nothing.