Sentence examples for retroactive effects from inspiring English sources

Lastly, there are complex retroactive effects that involve either network management or demand behaviour (through route choice which depends on quality of service hence on congestion).

Since general opinions on renewable energies usually reveal little information about social issues developing through the introduction of new renewable energy technologies and infrastructures and their retroactive effects on citizens, we have chosen the acceptance of renewable energies in the neighbourhood as indicator for the SIS.

However, one can state that retroactive effects as well as feedbacks can strongly reduce the number of eliminable states.

Only then did it seek and get court or Congressional approval with retroactive effect.

Professor Eric M. Freedman of Hofstra University Law School speculated today that the three dissenting justices were trying to limit the retroactive effect of an imminent ruling they disagreed with.

The court has, however, frequently addressed virtually the same question in determining whether to give retroactive effect to newly decided cases in the habeas corpus context.

Bill Babcock, the Davis Cup executive director, said that even if Davydenko was eventually sanctioned by the ATP, that ruling would have no retroactive effect on the results here.

The city has since enacted a replacement law with a smaller "no go" radius, and without the original law's retroactive effect on offenders already living within the radius.

Beyond that jurisdictional question, the court also agreed to decide the retroactive effect of a provision making aliens who have committed certain crimes categorically ineligible for relief from automatic deportation, no matter what their personal circumstances.

He referred to historic claims dating back to the Han dynasty (contemporary with the Roman empire, from 206BC to 220AD) and suggested that the law of the sea could not have a retroactive effect on them.

Moreover, America's strong legal system should make it easier to enforce their rights.In March the record labels persuaded America's Copyright Royalty Board (CRB) to triple royalties for webcasters, to roughly a fifth of a cent per-song per-listener, with retroactive effect from the beginning of 2006.