Sentence examples for retrospectively declared from inspiring English sources
The new legislation retrospectively declared that the babies of asylum seeker boat arrivals who were born in detention were ineligible for protection in Australia.
Pretty much by definition, this is an almost-automatic way to win MDDOTW awards (one of the penalties for employing what is officially known as the Reductio ad Hilterum fallacy), so we hereby retrospectively declare that Steve Cohen was last week's Most Disappointing Democrat Of The Week.
But I worry that to retrospectively declare transvestites to be "transgendered" as the term is used today overlooks the fact that any number of these individuals were perfectly satisfied with their gender and "presentation of self" they had created without recourse to surgery.
Less than one in five women in this analysis reported intending to formula feed (17%) and few reported being undecided (2%), though these figures may be underestimates given that women may be more likely to retrospectively declare an intention to breastfeed.
Weight 1 month ago (close to surgery), 6 months ago (close to diagnosis) and 1 year ago is also declared retrospectively at baseline.
Does he actually mean it when he says things like this? Nodding to a concept in quantum mechanics, the Urban Dictionary defines a "Schrödinger's douchebag" as someone who makes an unacceptable remark and then waits to see the reaction before declaring retrospectively whether they meant it for real or were "just joking".
Some cases classified to exposure retrospectively (i.e., case occurred before endemic region were declared).
On the occasion of the exhibition The Kienholz Women in Berlin in 1981/82, Edward Kienholz officially declared that all his work produced since 1972 should be retrospectively understood to be co-authored by his wife.
Carlos Labarthe declared.
