Sentence examples for retroactively when from inspiring English sources
Starting this September, insurers will be forbidden to cancel policies retroactively when patients develop a serious and expensive illness.
The State Supreme Court could order the commission back to work, or the Legislature could extend the deadline retroactively when it convenes next month.
The artificiality with which a lot of "ultramodern" American music was spiked up -- sometimes, as in Ives's well-known case, retroactively, when performances loomed -- may not have been just a response to an "inevitable" historical process.
Much as Susan Fowler elaborated, the accuser's performance can and will be called into question, oftentimes retroactively, when they make a report of harassment.
Backdating stock options allows company insiders to grant themselves shares retroactively when a company's stock is relatively low, enabling them to wring more profits from their options when they cash out.
People who missed checks during the previous lapses were paid retroactively when Congress got the job done.
The highest-paid butchers, cashiers and general merchandise clerks will get a 30-cent-per-hour raise this year, applied retroactively to when the last contract expired in March.
And thankfully, England's new rule is simple and easy to decipher and retroactively act upon when clear video evidence is available.
These will be applied retroactively to March 3rd, when America imposed sanctions on such products as Scottish cashmere sweaters and Parma ham.
But for all that, I was glad to see that baseball has not found a way to ban him, retroactively, from a time when there was no testing and no penalties.
Bouie, stemming from a lunch counter "sit-in" at the height of the civil rights movement, held that the South Carolina Supreme Court' s construction of its trespass laws -- criminalizing conduct not covered by the text of an otherwise clear statute -- was "unforeseeable" and thus violated due process when applied retroactively to the petitioners.
