"Whether the E.P.A. has the chutzpah to try to impose retroactive liability for use of diesel in fracking, well, everyone is in a wait-and-see mode.
It has defended its use of retroactive laws by pointing out that countries like Britain have also changed some tax laws retroactively.
Some studies have not yet developed policies on assent and consent from minors; when they do, it will be important to consider whether retroactive consent will be sought to permit continuing use of previously collected samples and data [ 21, 35].
It would have legalized the use of marijuana for people age 18 and over, and granted retroactive amnesty to people who had been convicted of marijuana crimes in the past.
Retroactive updates of the IGRF, such as the current call for 2010, are named as the Definitive Geomagnetic Reference Field (DGRF), as it is possible to make use of more data around that epoch which was not available at the time of the original model release, and it is typically not planned to issue further updates of these past epochs.
Above all he applied the Minimalist embrace of new materials in a retroactive manner: using wood in so many different ways that it feels like a new material, both physically and poetically.
Two years ago, the Dominican constitutional court used a retroactive reinterpretation of the country's law to strip thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent of their citizenship.
Two years ago, the country's constitutional court used a retroactive reinterpretation of the law to strip thousands of Haitian descent of Dominican citizenship.
It's also retroactive, effective as of Jan . 1of this year.
Chávez ruled unchecked domestically and, capitalizing on the retroactive purchase of the symbolism of the Cuban revolution while using its effective intelligence systems, he proceeded to export authoritarian populism throughout the region.
