The proposals would take effect retroactively in January 2004 and would not affect deals in place before then.
"I don't see the support for, in effect, retroactively affecting the status quo in New Jersey," Mr. Gormley said.
The most immediate impact of Mr. Giuliani's proposals would be the delay of a planned reduction in the city's personal income tax, originally scheduled to go into effect retroactively to July 1.
The orchestra and its players, in a joint statement released Monday night, said they had reached a tentative three-year agreement that would take effect retroactively to Sept. 17 if the board of trustees and musicians ratify it.
For on-demand instances, these price changes will go into effect retroactively on June 1 and today for reserved instances.
These rules were published jointly by the AEC<C and the MCC which gave the AEC<C an official rule-making authority and in effect retroactively sanctioned its 1877 rules.
Rather than just being able to apply the effects retroactively after you've taken an image, GeometriCam uses the iPhone's camera as a live video source and generates a range of effects, like a vortex, pixels, triangles, diamonds, turning your world into abstract compositions in real-time.
The rates would be effective retroactively, to 1998.
Indeed, the tax in this case was imposed retroactively; the statute was enacted in August 1909 but was made effective retroactively to January 1 , 1909
The deflationary effect feels retroactively dire, to the extent that I have popped over to moma to see if his early works suffer from it.
At a hearing late last month, he appeared sympathetic to the arguments by the team's owners that Picard was seeking to, in effect, punish them retroactively for failing to uncover a fraud they were not in any way reasonably obliged to uncover.
