Sentence examples similar to retroactively implemented from from inspiring English sources

In September its Constitutional Court ruled that the current policy, under which those born in the country are only granted citizenship if at least one of their parents was a legal resident, should apply retroactively to people born before it was implemented from 2004 onwards.

The Project was implemented from May 2011 to October 20133.

But the council is out of session until mid-January, meaning any local law would have to be passed next month and implemented retroactively.

However, because the Novel Food Regulation will not be implemented retroactively, it does not control the marketing of genetically modified soya beans and maize regulated under Directive 90/220/EEC of April 23 , 1990

One factor that may initially limit the usefulness of digital credentials is the massive amount of already published research, for which badges would still need to be implemented retroactively.

The algorithm was implemented on 1 December 2011 and retroactively applied to all data resident in the surveillance system (1 June 2006 through November 30 , 2011.

Naming/Icons: This one looks like it could be a nightmare to implement retroactively.

However, that might be very messy to implement retroactively in some cases, for example in the naming conventions.

While these lessons could be implemented on the drawing board for future aircraft, corrections could be only retroactively applied to the Comet.

Implementing feedback from the team.

The agreement will be signed formally in December, but will apply retroactively from today onward.