Примери за използване на Retroactive effect на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The changes have no retroactive effect and will take effect not earlier than fourteen days after publication.
the court stated that that law did not have retroactive effect.
the decision may be revoked with retroactive effect.
We will not make changes that have a material retroactive effect unless we are legally required to do so.
Whereas insolvency proceedings should not have a retroactive effect on the rights and obligations of participants in a system;
This allowance shall be adjusted once a year without retroactive effect on the basis of the adaptation of the basic salaries of Community officials.
The parties may provide that the fulfilment of the condition will have retroactive effect from the date of the contract.
emoluments for Europol officials with 1,5% with retroactive effect as of 1 July 2006.
exemption applies to the entire proceedings and has retroactive effect.
Annul the applicant's salary slip for January 2005 with retroactive effect from 1 July 2004;
in two cases with retroactive effect.
has no retroactive effect.
Customer may not withdraw his agreement with retroactive effect to the document while it is in effect a contractual relationship
Where the customs authorities grant an authorisation with retroactive effect in accordance with Article 211(2)
any changes to the obligatory retirement age must not have retroactive effect.
goods, an authorisation may be granted with retroactive effect from the date on which the original authorisation expired.
In exceptional circumstances, the retroactive effect of an authorisation may be extended further,
due to the fact that some Member States update their databases with retroactive effect.
which will have retroactive effect as from 1 July 2015 on remunerations of staff of all EU institutions
Noting, however, that Hungary abolished, with retroactive effect, the advertisement tax paid previously(‘considered an overpayment')