When the deal was first agreed in June, Spain hoped this would save it from taking on more debt to salvage its banks, and Ireland had been led to believe it could benefit retroactively.The Taoiseach, or prime minister, Enda Kenny, left Brussels in upbeat mood, insisting that EU leaders had given a clear reaffirmation of the June promise.
If a bill effectively eliminating these funds were ever signed into law, it could apply retroactively.
Such filtering appears largely to be experiment independent, suggesting it could be retroactively applied to improve data from thousands of currently available data sets.
When Ohio later corrected its death penalty law, it could not be applied retroactively to the trio due to the ex post facto laws, so they escaped execution based on unbelievably fortuitous timing.
Uber quickly fixed the issue, but the judge said it could not be retroactively used to block people from joining the suit.
The Supreme Court upheld the constitutional legality of that change but ruled that it could not be applied retroactively to Maduro's current term.
While useful, it could also let people retroactively change their opinions and cause subsequent comments to make no sense.
Following the defeat, the Indian government amended the law to apply it retroactively, which could yet leave Vodafone liable.
Naming/Icons: This one looks like it could be a nightmare to implement retroactively.
Mr. Bharara's plan probably will not retroactively affect the handful of former public officials now in prison, but it could be part of a larger effort, going forward, to deal with the state's toxic political culture.
