The new bill is retroactive to 2004 and runs through 2009.

The 1993 tax rate increase was retroactive to the first of that year.

For day care workers, however, there would be no 9 percent retroactive raise.

The House bill would make the repeal of the tax retroactive to 1986.

Thus we believe it right that the measures should not have retroactive force.

"I never heard of a law that is retroactive," she said.

A good example of Retroactive interference is when you move and get a new phone number.

Nor must we have any retroactive measures in this area.

Can the board make these charges retroactive and was this legal?

The law made the award retroactive to 6 April 1917.

However, the Act did not say whether it was meant to be retroactive in any respect.

His retroactive change of story to fit the facts, though, was not the only reason.

Each tax cut would be retroactive to Jan. 1, 1994.

The warranty is retroactive to the beginning of the 1987 model year.

That also helps to answer the question of whether there will be any retroactive effect in this area.

May you be the first victim of retroactive birth control!

And the tax cuts should be retroactive to Jan. 1.

The next range of numbers, 60,001 to 99,999, were used for retroactive presentation from 1905 to 1919.

The agreements are generally for some period of years, and may have retroactive effect.

For most of the union locals the terms would be retroactive to April 1995.

The agreement is retroactive to October 1991 and runs through the end of 1994.

And readers can get a retroactive sense of being in on some classified information.

The new agreement, in some instances, will be retroactive for this year.

The Court later refused to make the ruling retroactive for cases tried before 1986.

Since the contract is retroactive to 1996, most of the raise will come immediately.