Prospectively

Another part of the code says the council can rescind a prior motion at any meeting, which they did, but the new outcome must act prospectively, not retroactively.

In general, these borrowers are currently performing materially in line with expectations, but we concluded we're at a higher risk of them underperforming prospectively.

The opposite situation is instead defined that is, when the separation between the two bodies in right ascension is 0 and the planet is prospectively behind the Sunwhen seen from Earth.

As the US Federal Reserve has loosened monetary policy (actually and prospectively) in response to a worsening economic outlook, the income accruing to dollar-denominated safe havens, such as US government bonds, has declined.

Minister Caines notes, “We addressed the situation of Bermudians who have children born overseas and the administrative burden of the paperwork in two ways: both moving forward, prospectively, and going back in time, retrospectively.

Also, fire laws apply prospectively — they apply to buildings that are constructed on or after the date of commencement of the law.

But since the enhanced numbers would only apply prospectively, many felt that it was not unfair to incentivize institutions to promptly address any complaints and keep careful records.

To achieve that, Government through the National Petroleum Commission (NPC) will continue to unearth and showcase Ghana's hydrocarbon prospectively in the open onshore and offshore to Ghanaians and the international petroleum industry.

Both of these replacements were political moderates and prospectively more supportive of the Commander-in-Chief.

Carleton University and the University of Western Ontario, 1945 and 1946 prospectively, created Journalism specific programs or schools.

Only this test has been shown to correlate with CTS severity when studied prospectively.