Sentence examples for covered retroactively from inspiring English sources

Ms. Morgan said a city analysis found that the Education Department did not have proper documentation for all but 9,000 students during the 2007-8 and 2008-9 school years, a period covered retroactively by the new rules.

(Before 1981, agencies operated mostly as normal during funding gaps, their expenses covered retroactively once a deal was reached). The longest shutdown until now, 21 days in December 1995 and January 1996, was a famous budget impasse that pitted President Bill Clinton, a Democrat, and the Republican House speaker, Newt Gingrich.

Still, once you elect and pay for COBRA, your expenses will be covered retroactively.

If she elects and pays for COBRA, those expenses will be covered retroactively.

The vote also covers retroactively the six-month period that ended in December.

I take issue with your March 6 editorial "Kabuki Congress" when it says that my bill "grants legal cover, retroactively, to the one spying program that Mr. Bush has acknowledged" and that it "covers any other illegal wiretapping we don't know about".

You will need to elect COBRA to cover expenses retroactively.

The players were aware of the potential downside of their new C.B.A. even before they ratified it two years ago: A month before the players approved the deal, which retroactively covered all results in early 2017, they had been trounced at a new tournament, the SheBelieves Cup, while struggling to adapt to a new tactical system.

The law retroactively covers all of them.

By August 2008, these tricks had been exposed; financial institutions can't retroactively cover such vehicles back up, or make themselves seem smaller than we know they were.

The policy, which does not retroactively cover articles like Dr. Warren's, requires any article written with a for-profit company to include full disclosure of the role of each author, as well as any other industry contribution.