Sentence examples for not retrospectively from inspiring English sources

However, this was not retrospectively applied: those conceived before April 2005 (that's 21,000 people born between 1991 and 2004 alone) cannot identify their donor unless the donor steps forward voluntarily.

Butler told the Sunday Times he was unaware he had to declare the April trip in his 2013-14 annual return until he received legal advice about this year's return, and could not retrospectively correct the error.

Despite this decision, however, AMECO did not retrospectively correct the figures: Greece's government deficit remained at 3.07% of GDP in 1999 when it should have been adjusted in line with the new decision.

Together, these results suggest that feature X did not retrospectively acquire excitatory strength or occasion setting power, but rather a generalized ability to increase responding to any other cue.

Though the 1989 amendments to the ISA did not retrospectively introduce any criminal offences, the legislature saw fit to amend Article 149(1) by inserting a reference to Article 11 to forestall any possible arguments on section 8D's inconsistency with the Article.

However, most respondents in the POLYMOD sample from Germanyof the POLYMOD study (25 ) stated that they completed the diary during the day and not retrospectively.

We can't retrospectively change people's contractual arrangements".

Existing free schools and academies will be exempted; for having given them autonomy, he can't retrospectively fiddle with their contracts.

The problem is, it's a case of "use it or lose it" with Isas; savers can't retrospectively pay into them, so should continue taking them out each year to gain the full benefit when interest rates rise.

Further there is a very strong presumption in law that parliament does not legislate retrospectively; and it is inconceivable that the present parliament, which was overwhelmingly in favour of remain, would deliberately legislate retrospectively, so as to remove the rights of EU citizens who already have the right to reside in the UK.

Cameron concedes that this will not apply retrospectively.