Sentence examples for enforced retroactively from inspiring English sources

The ruling was enforced retroactively to 1929, leaving as many as four generations of Dominicans of Haitian descent stateless and without valid documents.

But according to David Fishlow, a spokesman for the New York State Attorney General's office, the new ban on renting cannot be enforced retroactively.

The prohibition will be enforced retroactively, with parents facing up to six months in jail or a fine of up to $500, or both, if they are found to have allowed unvaccinated children in public spaces.

The IOAL does not apply retroactively.

It would not apply retroactively to the governor.

Will the law apply retroactively?

The action doesn't apply retroactively.

The policy change will apply retroactively.

The bill would generally prohibit Medicare officials from retroactively enforcing new interpretations of rules.

Many of those apps should now be removed, if Google chooses to retroactively enforce its new policies at scale – which remains to be seen.

If the Department of Homeland Security can retroactively enforce these rules against STEM OPT students, it is very likely the students will have accrued over one year of unlawful presence before the students knew there was even a violation or issue.