Sentence examples for retroactively increasing from inspiring English sources
Sajid Javid said he could not rule out retroactively increasing the amount graduates had to pay out of their salary before the next election.
Neither the purpose of encouraging new inventions nor the overriding interest in advancing progress by adding knowledge to the public domain is served by retroactively increasing the inventor's compensation for a completed invention and frustrating the legitimate expectations of members of the public who want to make use of it in a free [537 U.S. 227] market.
Among other key features, the bill would require card firms to give cardholders 45 days notice of any rate increases, prevent card firms from retroactively increasing interest rates and prevent card issuers from misleading terms.
In 1999, at the height of the tech bubble, California retroactively increased benefits for every government employee by twenty-five to fifty per cent.
Taxpayers sued and lost on whether it's constitutional to retroactively increase the top estate tax rate in Nationsbank of Texas v.
Costa Mesa accrued that specific $25 million in debt when it retroactively increased pension benefits for fire employees in 2008.
However, in 1999, California Gov. Gray Davis raised retirement benefits retroactively and the state courts decided that those retroactive increases are constitutionally protected contracts, even though the California Constitution specifically prohibits retroactive increases in compensation for work already done.
It insteads pays the organization interim license fees that could increase retroactively through negotiations or by court order.
Backdating involves retroactively setting a stock option's exercise price to a low point in the stock's value, increasing profits when the shares are sold.
The ATRA increased the amount retroactively to $240 per year.
The workers, who walked out on June 17, are to receive most of the wage increase retroactively, because their old contract expired on Dec. 31, 2000.
