Sentence examples for retroactive from from inspiring English sources
'retroactive from' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
This phrase is typically used when referring to a legal ruling or law that has an effect that reaches back to a stated point in the past. For example: "The new tax law is retroactive from January 1, 2021."
Most New York unions are holding out for 2 percent pay raises, retroactive, from the next mayor — a couple of billion dollars not provided for in the budget.
The arbitration panel's decision calls for Cablevision to pay $1.83 per subscriber per month for the channel retroactive from the Yankees' opening day in 2003.
Similarly, Sprint waived fees for text messaging and wireless calls to and from Japan for customers who are on the carrier's networks, retroactive from March 11 and continuing to April 10 , 2011
It has been reported that in the divorce papers, Frankel asks for child support retroactive from the date she filed for divorce, plus medical, dental, optical, therapeutic, and orthodontic expenses and life insurance for her and her child.
And along those lines, aren't Bush administration officials somewhat wary of making long-distance, retroactive diagnoses from Washington, given that the Terry Schiavo incident has not yet faded from national memory?
But in February, Switzerland's top court said the deal violated Swiss law, prompting the Swiss government to seek retroactive approval from Parliament.
The proposed legislation would provide retroactive immunity from prosecution to government agents who used harsh methods after the Sept. 11 attacks.
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.
The US administration also signalled its approval of what George Bush euphemistically refers to as "alternative measures" of interrogation with the passage of the Military Commissions Act of 2006 in October, which attempts to grant officials retroactive immunity from prosecution for war crimes.
Later, supporting an amendment that he believed repealed retroactive immunity from Fisa, Senator Obama said in February 2008: "We can give our intelligence and law enforcement community the powers they need to track down and take out terrorists without undermining our commitment to the rule of law, or our basic rights and liberties".
OpenTV would not be able to demand any retroactive payments from sites that used one-click shopping prior to the new ruling.
