Sentence examples for has retrospectively from inspiring English sources

She has proposed a more transparent version, which has retrospectively been inserted into the CETA agreement.

A completed Iran deal could allow him to claim that he has retrospectively earned it.

It has retrospectively been interpreted as his farewell to fans, with producer Tony Visconti describing it as his "parting gift" to the world.

Tim Etchells has, retrospectively, put the writing on the wall for the old harbour station – his neon lettering along both curves of the derelict platforms reads, perfectly poignantly: "Coming and going is why the place is there at all".

Demonstrating the malleability of data, Peter Austin, a medical statistician at the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences, in Toronto, has retrospectively analyzed medical records of the more than ten million residents of Ontario.

Apart from the sobering topicality the book has retrospectively achieved, this is a vivid, multifaceted picture of an entire community, luminously characterised; the lowlife denizens of Paris have a vitality somewhere between Zola and Elmore Leonard.

Several artists have retrospectively expanded on projects.

But, Messer contends, new provisions have retrospectively lowered the bar for consumers to mount a winning case.

But the Department of Health might have retrospectively made the right choice – at least as far as cervical cancer is concerned.

"Where some men might have retrospectively agonized over justification, he spent his energy figuring out where best to hide the bodies".

However, economist and analysts have retrospectively labelled this boom as "unsustainable," pointing out that Greece (very broadly speaking) profited off the cheap loans available from the EU.