Sentence examples for retroactively added from inspiring English sources

The Post-Gazette found, however, that the university retroactively added six classes, including grades, to Ms. Bresch's record.

S.& P. said this month that it would take the action if Greece retroactively added so-called collective action clauses to its bonds, which require all investors to take a loss as long as 66 percent vote in favor.

Lessig's crusade against money in politics can be traced back to 1998, when Congress passed the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, a law that retroactively added twenty years to the copyrights of movies and songs and other work.

It feels like he was retroactively added somehow -- like Hayden Christensen in Return of the Jedi.

Some also retroactively added existing processes and tools "Agile" whether they deserved the moniker or not.

Hergé also retroactively added the character of Allan into the story; he had originally been introduced in the later, 1941 adventure The Crab with the Golden Claws, where he was Rastapopoulos' henchman.

In its 2012 restructuring Greece passed a law retroactively adding collective-action clauses (CACs) to the bonds a tool that applies the terms of a swap to all creditors once a specified majority has agreed to it.

Samsung has since addressed that, however, retroactively adding Bixby to older S8 and S8+ models.

Since retroactively "adding" GLAS measurements (the last of which were collected in 2008) is not possible, tessellation cell size (and, inversely, sample number) is limited by the constraint that each equal-area cell must contain at least one GLAS shot.

And Arpaio allies at the Legislature proposed retroactively adding a primary to recall races – a move that would likely have benefited the sheriff – but the measure was defeated last week in the state Senate.

Intuitively, this procedure basically retroactively adds the new items to the original scale; it is as though they had been there in the first place.