retroactively

Three or four years later, the 5 percent was put back, but not retroactively.

As a result, all the money will be paid retroactively.

A 3 percent increase for 1999 is retroactively effective to May 1.

The 480,000 Federal employees who had been working without pay will be paid retroactively.

This law, however, would not retroactively put an end to the progress of current cases.

She will be on leave, retroactively, from the end of the 1998-99 academic year through 2002-03.

Also a little scared retroactively, if that makes any sense.

But the court said nothing about whether the rules could be applied retroactively.

But the real power of a script is the way it can retroactively change the story about what happened.

"We're not taking conduct that was good and making it bad retroactively."

The standards will not be retroactively applied to the current teaching force.

However, it is possible to come to an agreement and pay the fee retroactively.

That record would then be used retroactively to determine past usage.

Still, many tax experts think it could yet be restored, even retroactively.

The amount they receive will be the same since benefits are paid retroactively.

He was retroactively promoted to major general, effective March 30, 1942.

These changes were later retroactively applied to the whole fleet.

Her date of rank is set retroactively at July 1, 1970.

But they voted to apply decisions retroactively in all cases.

But it will be complicated to retroactively change customers' account information.

The Court did not decide whether today's decisions should be applied retroactively.

Has Michelle already said something that could retroactively force her removal?

But how could I prohibit anyone, even myself, retroactively from making contributions?

The money was paid retroactively, with interest, and came to a healthy sum.

And they point out that this allows them to fix things even retroactively.