Sentence examples for retroactively applicable from inspiring English sources

Under that statute, a prisoner may apply for application of the Sentencing Guidelines provision listed as retroactively applicable by the Sentencing Commission in U.S.S.G. § 1B1.10.

To provide immediate spending money for those with moderate incomes, he would make that reduction retroactively applicable to 2007 income for taxpayers earning less than $97,500.

The judge was under severe duress, and the charge of hijacking was added later and made retroactively applicable to Mr. Sharif.

The Smarter Sentencing Act would cut in half many mandatory minimum sentences, as well as make recent legislation that closed some of the sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine retroactively applicable to those sentenced under the old system.

It proposed a suspension in issuance, until 2017, of as many as half of the certificates due under current incentive arrangements, effective starting July 1 and applicable retroactively to existing projects as well as new ones.

Though international legal conventions exist to prevent new instances of illicit trade in cultural artifacts, none of these apply retroactively, meaning they are applicable only to cases of elginism that have occurred since the conventions were agreed to, not to preexisting claims.

If, instead, Congress retroactively enacts the estate and GST rules applicable in 2009 so that they would apply to grandparent's gift, the gift tax rate imposed would increase to 45% ($4,050,000 after application of grandparent's unified credit) and GST at a 45% rate would be imposed (based on a complex formula) in the amount of $1,282,500.

(It works retroactively too).

"Not retroactively, but prospectively.

Fate operates retroactively.

And I became retroactively terrified.