Sentence examples for retroactive review from inspiring English sources

Senator Dodd's amendment would also require the Treasury Department to conduct a retroactive review of bonuses given out by the firms.

James Mielke from online game magazine 1UP.com gave Panzer Dragoon a retroactive review of 8/10 for what the game offered in 1995, but gave it a modern score of 6/10.

The provision even allows "retroactive reviews of approved business method patents, allowing the financial services industry to challenge patents that have already been found valid both at the U.S. Patent and Trade Office and in Federal Court," according to Representative Aaron Schock, an Illinois Republican who tried to strike the provision.

I'm excited because Faculty of 1000 is retroactive peer review and because it goes beyond peer review for quality control to peer review for resource identification and cutting through information overload.

House Republicans are pushing industry-backed legislation that would prohibit the FDA from requiring retroactive safety reviews of e-cigarettes that are already on the market and exempt some premium and large cigars from those same regulations.

On questions like judicial review and retroactive application of the deportation law, HIAS challenged the antiterrorism proposal and will continue working to ensure that a proper balance is found.

Far preferable, it seems to me, would be the adoption of the position of Justice Harlan, that new constitutional principles should, with rare exception, not be given retroactive application on habeas review.

Although new rules always have retroactive application to criminal cases on direct review, Griffith v. Kentucky, 479 U.S. 314, 320-328, 107 S.Ct.

The nature of judicial review constrains the Court to require retroactive application of each new rule announced.

A review of Mr. Rangel's record on retroactive taxes finds mixed results.

After Brunner's May 30 ruling in the contract case, which involved the Ohio School Facilities Commission and their $2 billion school construction program, Ohio Governor Bob Taft forced the commission to review its contracts for a five-year retroactive period.