Also, deciding retroactively to broadly subsidize tuition would be patently unfair to those students who worked hard to earn tuition money or pay off their loans.
Even after officials decided to retroactively approve paid leave weeks after the investigation began, Showalter required that Sorrell continue sending medical records and further suggested she could eventually lose her paid leave, the emails show.
The group decided to retroactively disclose its work to the Justice Department based on "information brought to light in recent months" that led the group to understand the principal beneficiary of its work might have been a foreign government or political party.
I never watched this show when it originally aired (1998-2002)—something about the mere look of the actors made something deep inside me quietly enraged but when I saw that all four seasons were available for streaming, I decided to retroactively check it out.
Many Democrats as well as Republicans have called it an injustice to furloughed employees, who don't know if Congress will decide to retroactively pay them for the time they miss on the job.
Once Congress passes a funding bill, it may decide to retroactively pay workers for the time they've missed, but there's no guarantee lawmakers will be so generous.
Given its imposing biblical presence, the North Korean propaganda machine has retroactively decided that this is where their leader was born.
However, in 1999, California Gov. Gray Davis raised retirement benefits retroactively and the state courts decided that those retroactive increases are constitutionally protected contracts, even though the California Constitution specifically prohibits retroactive increases in compensation for work already done.
Now he has decided to collect it retroactively.
California, Georgia, South Carolina, and Arizona even decided to issue diplomas retroactively to thousands of students denied them due to scores on discontinued tests.
