Examples of using Retroactive effect in English and their translations into French
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will have no retroactive effect.
In that case, the withdrawal had an immediate or even a retroactive effect.
The Corporate Team Incentive Plan will commence on December 31, 2011 and shall have no retroactive effect for the 2011 calendar year.
The Covenant through this article seeks to protect the retroactive effect of the criminal law.
at any time, withdraw his consent given for the processing of his data, without retroactive effect.
a so-called“zero hour rule”, by which a declaration of insolvency has automatic retroactive effect to the beginning of the day on which such a declaration is issued,
Since the article refers to the principle of the retroactive effect of a lighter penalty, it should be understood
This consent is revocable, without retroactive effect, with the simple notification of its will to the sender,
revocation of his authorization without retroactive effect at the addresses contained in the legal notice.
of the European Communities(CJEC), which upholds the principle of the retroactive effect of the lighter penalty, which should be applied in the national laws that implement Community law.
could have a retroactive effect on the citizenship of a large number of Dominicans of Haitian descent.
is extended beyond 183 days, the taxing right would normally, with retroactive effect, pass to the Member State where the activity is exercised the Member State of posting.
can be treated or disposed in the manner provided in this paragraph is revocable, without retroactive effect, in accordance with Articles 6
both affiliates of SCOR SE, decided upon a merger of the two entities on 28 June 2012, with retroactive effect as at 1 January 2012.
ceded in the form established in this paragraph is revocable at any time, without retroactive effect.
the revised salary scales for officials of the General Service category, with retroactive effect to 1 September 1995.
transfer of your personal data will be revocable at any time without retroactive effect, as required by Articles 6
The scope of the decree was therefore a broad retroactive effect, since the first operations considered for the award of the Medal colonial dating back to 1827,
However, the Act had no retroactive effect, which meant that the Convention could not be invoked before the British courts in respect of murders such as that of Gervaise McKerr,
This decision constitutes a ruling and has retroactive effect to the date of entry into force of the provisions now annulled,