How To Use Retroactive In A Sentence
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This will apply retroactively to former users of the service.
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On Jan. 23 a decree suspended import tariffs retroactively from Jan. 15 until the expected announcement of new tariffs on April 1.
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Judicial rules, promulgated prior to such statute and which were more favorable to the interests of remaindermen, can be relied upon by the latter only insofar as said rules were intended to operate retroactively; for the decedent, in whose estate the remaindermen had an interest, died even before such court rules were established.
The Constitution of the United States of America: Analysis and Interpretation Annotations of Cases Decided by the Supreme Court of the United States to June 30, 1952
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The Court drew a distinction between the retroactive effect of penal provisions and retroactive effect outside the criminal sphere.
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The legislation is retroactive to 1st June.
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It was only in response to the application that the issue of retroactive child support was raised.
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The insurer had just what Brightpoint needed: a retroactive insurance policy for which Brightpoint would pay monthly premiums for three years, say the documents.
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Now, unfortunately, it seems that I am retroactively a lawbreaker.
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And, the big whopper is that the new provisions are RETROACTIVE to the DATE OF ENACTMENT of FISA, which is 1978, or well before Bush assumed office.
Think Progress » ThinkFast PM: June 14, 2006
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Palm retroactively refunding $50 webOS app submiss
Joystiq
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Goodman plans to argue that despite Congress 'clear intent written in the statute, that the MSA is not retroactive in effect and will not effect the petition CCR filed just before the law went into effect.
Balkinization
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Once the budget is passed, all payments will be made retroactively.
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By imposing a retroactive child support obligation, I have also accommodated Grace's payments.
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I am afraid I do not have the power to make that forthcoming law retroactive to benefit other families, bereaved through other wars.
NIMITZ CLASS
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They dialogue with the assemblers to anticipate their needs and add the appropriate services both retroactively and proactively.
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A new 10% bracket for low-income families, for example, would be retroactive to Jan. 1, 2001.
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How else are you going to calculate how much your parts costs have gone up, or automatically give a limited-time discount to a valued customer, or calculate the effect of a retroactive rate change?
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he will get paid retroactively
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Well, I'm not sure this proposal is retrospective I prefer the term retroactive, actually.
Grabbing Sir Fred Goodwin's pension
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During the argument in the case last October, some justices seemed bothered by the retroactive extension but they also were concerned about their standing to overturn it.
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I am not persuaded that spousal support should be ordered retroactively to the date of separation as sought.
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In particular, the speaker expressed fears that the redeliberation of the disputed bills could give rise to the tricky question as to whether other bills approved in the same manner should be retroactively restudied.
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As indicated earlier, the wife had given notice to the husband almost from the outset of her intention to pursue maintenance, and I find that that is the determinative factor in awarding retroactive child support.
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But the recent commercial apologies are especially risky. Some formerly satisfied customers or readers will be retroactively aggrieved.
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By the end of the book he has refined his definition to ‘renaissance liturgical music’ and this retroactive postscript adds to the impression that Plank's real intention is to share with us his experience of directing his own group.
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That jump reflected March legislation that gave corporations a generous, one-time, retroactive allowance for depreciation.
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It isn't yet clear whether the new law can actually be applied retroactively.
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Worse, the transformation was retroactive and the eventual mechanisms for opting out were incomplete in that the economic value could not be decoupled from the informational value.
Google and Theory of Mind - Anil Dash
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There's an immediate freeze on all anti-USSR activities, retroactive to 2400 hours last night.
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Up the road is a 1930s Atlanta soda fountain that has been retroactively desegregated.
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Once a suspect is identified, people retroactively interpret incidents to support the new accusation.
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If this speech truly serves as a framework for how the administration will govern in the lead-up to 2012 -- and if these new lines in the sand turn out to be real -- then I'll be overjoyed to retroactively withdraw my uneasy reaction to it.
Arianna Huffington: Barack Obama's Memento Presidency
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Those lucky enough to keep coverage will still face "recision," or retroactive cancellation of their policies, if they get sick.
Rose Ann DeMoro: The Dummy's Guide to Healthcare Reform
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The 11-day event, which included Nordic skiing, speed skating, figure skating, ice hockey and bobsledding, was a huge success and was retroactively called the first Olympic winter Games.
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The ban, retroactive to exports produced since January 15, would have meant that hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of goods en route or waiting for customs clearance or stock ready for export would have become virtually worthless.
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LHP Andy Pettitte was retroactively placed on the 15-day DL. He is eligible to come off on Saturday.
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What is unacceptable about this (so-called) "compromise" renewal of FISA is that, by immunizing the malfeasant telecoms retroactively, it strips the system of one of the checks that exist against its abuse.
Why Obama's Support For FISA Cave-In Is Such A Downer
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There has been considerable case law on the issue of retroactive payments recently.
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But fear not, Danny Williams, because Jack Layton has promised an accord with Newfoundland worth as much as $10 billion in retroactive equalization payments.
2008 October 08 « Unambiguously Ambidextrous
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It's an outcome with which many of these politicians are far from unhappy, as it retroactively justifies their own bad behavior.
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The deals are termed "retroactive reinsurance" because such policies cover losses that have already occurred but whose final costs aren't yet known.
AIG Unloads Asbestos Liabilities; Buffett Gets 'Float'
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They inquire of ancient apocalyptic books and oracles, of sibyls and divines, who remembered the future and predicted it in the past: an exercise in retroactive foresight.
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Recall that Dziekanski had been on terra firma for half a day before he was killed: is this a case, as I noted earlier, of "retroactive aviophobia?
Archive 2008-12-01
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As he is surely aware, the Code of Canon Law discountenances retroactive laws, especially when they impose burdens rather than grant favors.
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Retroactive cost justification also fails because it disproportionately distributes benefits and costs among organizational constituencies.
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When an internal whistle blower started asking questions, they were justified by illegal (“blanket”) authorizations (the FBI used to accept that search authorizations, even retroactive emergency ones, must be justified in writing and particularized).
Discourse.net: FBI Wiretapping Scandal: Am I Reading this Right?
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Lessig had in fact brought up the issue, arguing basically that retroactive copyright extensions have no value in promoting new works.
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There are few precedents for this sort of retroactive legislation.
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Where we disagree, then, is on the relative merit of before-the-fact permission and retroactive exculpation.
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The exemptions were extended retroactively to cover many investments made during the period in which the incentive had been eliminated.
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A remote, retroactive intercessory prayer was said for the well being and full recovery of the intervention group.
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BSG was good, but as pts says, the ending was so bad (after so much buildup) that it kind of retroactively renders the rest of the show mediocre.
Matthew Yglesias » TV Show of the Decade
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BLITZER: That's what they call retroactive immunity, if you like.
CNN Transcript Oct 16, 2007
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There are few precedents for this sort of retroactive legislation.
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At issue is retroactive overtime pay for employees who have been incorrectly classified as managers, and thereby excluded from overtime compensation.
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Girl With A Purpose reports that Jamaica's teachers are on strike, protesting the government's “inability to pay them the $4 billion in retroactive salaries owed …”
Global Voices in English » Jamaica: High Teen Pregnancy and Sexual Violence Rates
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There are few precedents for this sort of retroactive legislation.
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The ruling should be applied retroactively.
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I order him to pay his portion of the special expenses on the first day of each month, retroactive to November 15, 1999 with credit to him for payments made to date.
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One retroactive requirement, for instance, is for full sprinkler protection of any office building higher than 100 feet by January 1, 2019.
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That being the case, I'm not super jazzed about your attempt to change the rules of our contract retroactively... a rule change that'd force me, my wife and my infant daughter out of our home yes, Walter, we may not own the house, but it is *our home*... unless you're somehow declaring that the several million renters in the City of Los Angeles are all, in fact, homeless.
Case Study: Repealing Rent Control Can Reduce Gridlock
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The conclusion that is drawn later is that remote, retroactive intercessory prayer is effective.
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That order had also addressed the applicant's claim for retroactive spousal support, and costs.
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SS Yunel Escobar (strained left adductor muscle) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to April 30.
Atlanta Braves Team Report
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retroactive tax increase
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Finally, retroactive cost justification fails because it never takes into account the qualitative costs that self-defeating actions inflict on organizational performance.
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But the court is not retroactive and cannot probe crimes committed before July 1.
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I am afraid I do not have the power to make that forthcoming law retroactive to benefit other families, bereaved through other wars.
NIMITZ CLASS
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Augustan ideals may retroactively remold the character and ambition of such figures as the Trojan Aeneas, but it is difficult to find in the Roman attitude toward Greek culture anything comparable to the humanist ideal of romanitas.
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In order to make room under the salary cap for the addition of Wideman, center Jason Arnott and winger Marco Sturm, the Capitals placed Poti and Eric Fehr shoulder on long-term injured reserve retroactive to the dates of their original injuries, McPhee said.
McPhee: Mike Green to miss 'a couple of weeks' with head injury
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Of the four cases of breast cancer in women who wore the testosterone patch, one had symptoms reported retroactively as starting before the treatment.
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Her fellow Democrats in Congress are trying to raise BP's liability retroactively—the sort of move America's courts rightly frown on.
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The board will apply this position for all tax years retroactively.
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Even his later eminence couldn't turn him retroactively into a cult figure.
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The general principle of Community law is that nullity is retroactive: once the act is annulled under Article 230 it is void ab initio.
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His contract was retroactive to July 2002, but it wasn't disclosed until September, when sighs of relief greeted the public announcement that a leader had been found for the floundering company.
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The court orders an increase in his government pension, to be carried out retroactively.
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The constitution was amended again in 1996 to set new limits on the presidency (including a retroactive two-term limit, and a requirement that both parents of a candidate be Zambian-born).
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If by the end of fiscal 2002 sales have outstripped the cutbacks in compensation, LaMagna will distribute the difference as retroactive raises.
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Although they were indeed concerned that the application was retroactive, Council members were more concerned that Bill was potentially putting the profession's reputation at risk by hiring Joe to undertake audit work.
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However, there are several factors in the present case which militate against any retroactive spousal support.
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So now we have retroactive aviophobia, right up there with "excited delirium" as a new medical alibi for police brutality. posted by Dr.
WHITEWASH!
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As the Respondent's income has declined since separation, in my view it is appropriate that this amount be retroactive from the date of separation.
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In a sense, he is retroactively legitimising his curatorial work by casting it as a definitive art movement of the 1990s.
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This is another consideration that infuses the amount that I will fix for retroactive child support.
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The prohibition on retroactive penal legislation is linked to the right to a fair trial, as it is irrevocably an example of an unfair trial.
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He asks that the retroactive order provide for payment out of his share of the matrimonial home when it is sold.
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Requirements that aircraft be "divested," that top 25 employees get no bonuses, and the like, unsurprising really, which is quite sad given how radically retroactive and draconian the measures are.
Dealbreaker
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This 11-day event, which included skiing, speed skating, figure skating, ice hockey and bobsledding, was a huge success and was retroactively called the first Olympic Winter Games.
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Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality?
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This is what we call a retroactive confession of evolutionist ignorance, where, as I've observed before, evolutionists exhibit predictable behavior where they "only admit how weak the evidence was for evolution after they have some new allegedly 'transitional' fossil in their hands.
Evolution News & Views
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All the tough-minded arguments for liberal imperialism are ones that could have been - and were - used to justify wars that today's liberal imperialists retroactively deplore.
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When a contract with the federation was agreed upon, it denied retroactive benefits to members of this striking union, even members like the applicants, who did not take part in the strike.
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The legislation isn't retroactive, so even if the bill is adopted, borrowers who have already consolidated won't be affected.
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Why should we pay for Time Warner Cables retroactive performance, where the consumer foots the bill from a company with a reputation for pathetic customer service, aged infrastructure, over paid management and, of course, a penchant for misleading the public.
Time Warner Cable Adds Tier-Friendly Terms to Its Contracts
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The lower rates are retroactive to May 6, so dividends collected or gains realized before then are taxed at the old rates.
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October 31, 2007, the VA paid Toth $93,240.00 in retroactive disability payments and Toth also began receiving over $2,500.00 per month in disability payments.
Heroes or Villains?
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When the card companies describe their targets as subprime customers, the people they're referring to are your near-senile grandmother, your addlebrained teenager and your slow cousin Ed. It isn't people with Ph.D. s who were falling into the snare of two-cycle billing and retroactive interest increases.
Credit-Card Cos. Deserve Regulation
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He said that the fines had arisen following a retroactive change in tax regulations.
Times, Sunday Times
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The festival retroactively became the first Winter Olympics.
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In today's Post coverage, titled "Ritter Staff Skirts Disclosures," reporter Jessica Fender highlights the fact that the new order will not retroactively cover the last three years of Ritter's violations, not even with the aid of Ritter's own spin machine, headed up by spokesman Evan Dreyer, who flippantly referred to the mistake as "an oversight," and one that had been "remedied" by the new order.
Jessica Corry: After Skirting Ethics Rules, Colorado Governor Rewrites Them
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If the company's opinion about my value and contribution was good, my compensation would be retroactive and I'd be promoted from a pro tem position to that of a full board member.
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His move to block the first version of the bill came just days before an Oct. 20 deadline imposed by the Library of Congress for webcasters to make retroactive payments on all songs played per use since October 1998.
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The programme, which had expired 31 December 2003, will be extended retroactively from that date to 31 December 2005.
