According to the measure, the policy becomes effective 30 days after being signed, and becomes operative six months after that.
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According to the measure, the policy becomes "effective" 30 days after being signed, and it becomes "operative" six months after that.
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Staff becomes operative after six months of physical and professional training in Rome. A special course entitles grants some firefighters to run emergency vehicles. Operative staff has functions of judicial police, public safety, and fire prevention. The brigade's main task is to identify the causes of fires, in collaboration with other police forces.
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Malamocco inlet with work underway A temporary construction site has been set up alongside the basin to fabricate the gate housing structures to be positioned on the sea bed (Malamocco and Lido San Nicolò barriers, seven housing structures and two for the abutment connections for each barrier have been built). In April 2014, the lock for the transit of large ships becomes operative to avoid interference with port activities when the gates are in operation. Positioning of the gate housing structures for the Malamocco barrier was completed in October 2014. The seabed in the area where the 19 gates will be installed has been reinforced.
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Presbyterians > have poured out their money, until, including the buildings of the > Theological Seminary and the University, the town contains the finest > assembly of educational buildings in the land. It was a great grief to me to > look upon the little Methodist Church, in a most conspicuous place, not > because it is a Methodist Church, but because of its insignificance and > entire inadequacy to represent the denomination in that classic town. All > this becomes more significant when we remember that the President of the > University expects to secure $12,500,000 for additional buildings and > endowments. When this vast sum becomes operative in the work of the > Institution, Princeton will be one of the greatest educational centers of > the world.
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Counsel for Chng, de Souza and Wong argued that although section 10 of the ISA conferred power on the Minister of Home Affairs to revoke a direction suspending a detention order, it did not empower him to subsequently re-arrest and re-detain his clients. Since section 10 should be strictly construed in favour of the detainees' liberty, the court could not imply a power of arrest and detention into section 10 when Parliament had not provided for it. The Court of Appeal took the view that once a suspension direction under section 10 is revoked, the original detention order becomes operative again. The power to arrest and detain is conferred by the detention order itself.
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Among humans, the feeding preferences of mosquitoes typically include: those with type O blood, heavy breathers, an abundance of skin bacteria, high body heat, and pregnant women. Individuals' attractiveness to mosquitoes also has a heritable, genetically-controlled component. When a female reproduces without such parasitic meals, it is said to practice autogenous reproduction, as in Toxorhynchites; otherwise, the reproduction may be termed anautogenous, as occurs in mosquito species that serve as disease vectors, particularly Anopheles and some of the most important disease vectors in the genus Aedes. In contrast, some mosquitoes, for example, many Culex, are partially anautogenous: they do not need a blood meal for their first cycle of egg production, which they produce autogenously; however, subsequent clutches of eggs are produced anautogenously, at which point their disease vectoring activity becomes operative.
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