Sentence examples for retrospectively changing from inspiring English sources

Carlsberg's letter is the latest in a string of high-profile companies found to be extending payment terms or retrospectively changing agreements.

This might mean retrospectively changing the threshold for repayments – something which has already affected people who took out loans after 2012, and will cost those students thousands of pounds.

We can't retrospectively change people's contractual arrangements".

Changing the rules retrospectively would set a dangerous precedent.Fortunately, RegTP's ruling avoids both these pitfalls.

We narrate our lives, shading every last detail, and even changing the script retrospectively, depending on the event, most of the time subconsciously.

Exchequer secretary David Gauke took quick action in February to close two tax avoidance schemes that Barclays had disclosed to HM Revenue & Customs and took the highly unusual step of changing the law retrospectively.

Data on patients anticoagulated with heparin were collected retrospectively up until the day of changing to citrate.

Shorten responded: "Australians hate, with a passion, people who are changing the rules on superannuation retrospectively".

Retrospectively, Adventures is considered ground-breaking for changing the way musicians view sampling and as a seminal work for the genres of ambient and dance music.

We did not capture the amount of time spent draining and changing stains in the baseline state, though we retrospectively estimate this to be just over 1 hour per week with the slide volume in our lab.

Secondly, why weren't some reserve powers contained in the legislation changing the role of the OFT to allow the FCA to retrospectively fine organisations in certain, carefully prescribed situations?