Sentence examples for retroactively that from inspiring English sources

I cannot find agreement with the idea of playing around with the tax retroactively, that doesn't make sense to me.

But on September 20th the state passed a law, to apply retroactively, that could jail gossip-mongers for one to four years for "disruption of public order".

But there is something brilliantly cyclical happening as well, with major story foundations put in place (albeit retroactively) that resonate with the original film.

In the face of this clear and pre-existing legislative directive, the Supreme Court of Florida has concluded retroactively that the Elections Canvassing Commission shall not and may not ignore late-filed returns, but must hold the results of a national election open for an additional extended period of time, and shall include late returns based on selective manual recounts in individual counties.

The King declared retroactively that the instrument authorising the Lords Commissioners to act was valid.

Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, which won Unique and Artistic Production, was considered an equal top winner of the night but the following year, the Academy dropped the Unique and Artistic Production award and decided retroactively that the award won by Wings was the highest honor that could be awarded.

"He actually retired retroactively at that point," Romney adviser Ed Gillespie said Sunday.

That increase applies retroactively: now that company has a brand-new past-service obligation equal to another ten dollars for every month served by its wage employees.

But over the summer, an advisory commission at the agency determined that the drug wasn't providing sufficient benefits to patients and recommended that the full FDA board retroactively rescind that stamp of approval.

"She didn't call herself a feminist," she said, "so it feels weird to retroactively apply that label.

The city has long maintained that officers and prosecutors acted in good faith based on the best information available, and that what became available later, including the confession of a serial rapist, cannot retroactively alter that fact.