Sentence examples for backdated to from inspiring English sources

The rise would be backdated to 8 May if approved.

His punishment was backdated to November 2015, meaning he can return in February next year.

The provision aimed at deterring hoaxers, however, was backdated to one minute after midnight this morning.

Last week's offer raised it to £8, backdated to October 2013, rising to £9.10 in 2016.

We saw this in amendments to the Migration Act in June, backdated to August 2012.

A decade on, the company finally agreed a payment plan backdated to 2006.

"The initial £250 ground rent is backdated to 1961 and doubles every 10 years.

Bay's disabled list assignment can be backdated to March 24, when he played his last spring training game.

If the proposals go ahead, the rise in tax on rental income will be backdated to 1 January this year.

The opposition Social Democrats, Green and Left parties said they wanted payments to be backdated to 1997.

Previously they could wait months before looking for a new job, and then get benefits backdated to the start.