Sentence examples for retroactively through from inspiring English sources

It insteads pays the organization interim license fees that could increase retroactively through negotiations or by court order.

The Bilin case was just a variation on a tried and tested method: seize land illegally, establish hard-to-reverse "facts on the ground" and then legalise the claim retroactively through the courts or the government.

The Senate passed a bill last month to renew the benefits and pay recipients retroactively through May, but the House of Representatives has not acted on it.

October 15, 2013 Updated at 1.18pm BST 1.03pm BST Seeing some reports from the Euro press pack that Germany's finance minister has dampened hopes that Irish banks could be retroactively recapitalised through Europe's new Stability Mechanism.

The resulting mayhem is instantaneous and sublime; it's also the movie's most ecstatic and tightly packed symbolic moment, the one that illuminated the entire viewing experience, retroactively and through the rest of the action.

A conventional AFM with tube scanner is retroactively enhanced through the proposed method and shows an order of magnitude improvement in closed loop bandwidth performance while maintaining large range.

Arpad Elo, inventor of the Elo rating system, retroactively calculated ratings through history, and estimated that Anderssen was the first player with a rating over 2600.

"Why penalize these good people for our malfeasance?" The Arizona Republican even predicted that it wouldn't be too difficult to get a bill retroactively paying federal workers through Congress.

The only exception to this is the character of Seven of Nine, who was voiced by Joan Buddenhagen in the initial release; however, actress Jeri Ryan retroactively replaced Buddenhagen's voice through a later patch and the expansion pack.

Later that season he won the 1994 Players' Championship, which has been retroactively considered his first Slam win, even through the event occurred long before the Grand Slam series began.

"A lot of people, especially in the middle class, are going to find they have no salaries at all, as reductions, ranging from 15 to 20%, are applied retroactively," said Kyrtsos, an opponent of the growth through austerity policies that lenders have placed as the price of further aid.