retrospective

This change came into force on 6 April 2009 and is retrospective.

Under the policy you could put in a retrospective claim.

Retrospective means to take a look back at events that already have taken place.

One example of a retrospective connection has already been given.

A retrospective exhibition of his work was held in 1886.

In other words, there cannot be a retrospective claim of public interest.

To make something retrospective and apply to what has happened in the past is bad.

They were indicted for the most part under retrospective law.

A. Yes, this is a prospective rather than a retrospective program.

It began to appear only in 1949, but has some retrospective material.

And here suffer me to take a retrospective view of what was my then situation.

I find it hard to believe that such legislation could be retrospective.

However, the retrospective nature of this study is a major weakness.

A retrospective analysis of 273 patients observed at a single center.

When you look back on it all now in a kind of retrospective arrangement.

My father was therefore asked to give his retrospective permission.

Retrospective reviews, however, have been more critical of the game.

Again, one has only the evidence of these nine retrospective essays to go on.

Since it was a retrospective study, probably even more than that number had taken aspirin.

It was not possible, however, to obtain such data in this retrospective study.

They paid a retrospective visit in 2008, to see how the village had changed.

Retrospective articles written about the game have also been positive.

Beginning in the late '80s, there have been several retrospective exhibitions of her work.

However, in a retrospective analysis there was a statistically significant difference between years 3 to 4.

Is a retrospective program catching up with previous families to see if they have moved.

He would rather look forward, but all the retrospectives have him looking back, as well.

The first of his many retrospectives was held there in 1943.

Now, most of the young players seem to be into retrospectives.

"The retrospectives are where we run into problems now," he said.

They are often used as the foundation of project retrospectives.

Who knows whether another big Hesse retrospective will come around.

Retrospectives almost always present a selection of an artist's best work.

I've seen more retrospectives of people under 40 than I can remember."

There has been no shortage of retrospectives on the way things were over the last century.

Since then, however, his work has been the subject of several museum retrospectives in Spain.

The plan is to start slowly, with retrospectives only on weekends until the summer.

"For the first time, our film retrospective has found corporate sponsorship," he said.

However, home recordings of some material have been included in retrospectives.

His work, which is in museums around the world, has been the subject of several museum retrospectives.

There have been numerous retrospectives of his art at major museums around the country since then.

The school has been the subject of 160 tributes and retrospectives.

There were only retrospectives, collections of pieces, books about writing.

In a way, explaining his newest piece is the best answer to a question about retrospectives.

The first will be a career retrospective of the band, due on Nov. 12.

That principle has informed many of this week's Reagan retrospectives.

"Some of us thought it was excessive to give Stella two retrospectives," he said.

This release was met with numerous editorial retrospectives of the program.

It also features retrospectives on influential titles of the past.

State Farm ran a commercial that also blended into the retrospectives on the morning news programs.

But in planning for the day itself, few papers were contemplating the sort of retrospectives they published last year.