English-Dutch translation for "retroactive"

to retroact [retroacted|retroacted] {vb} (also: to respond, to reply, to answer)

to retroact [retroacted|retroacted] {vb} (also: to respond, to react)

to retroact [retroacted|retroacted] {vb}

A sort of retroactive abortion?

You want to pass a measure with retroactive effect.

In fact it is unclear whether the regulation has retroactive effect.

We would not accept retroactive legislation to cover existing contracts.

Not now, nor in the future, as the directive does not come into force with retroactive effect.

I also want to comment on the question as to whether there is to be any retroactive legislation.

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

Retroactive legislation affects competition and is unacceptable from a legal point of view.

Let us beware, too, of worrying the world of business with the legal uncertainty of an unacceptable retroactive application.

The second principle in the Council's common position is the retroactive element in the draft directive.

Furthermore, they would make the new regulation retroactive, which we consider contravenes fundamental principles of the law.

Extending existing arrangements with retroactive effect is a sloppy way to go about things, and should be avoided as much as possible in future.

The compromise contains retroactive measures, and we cannot back a legislative text which alters the rules retrospectively.

But, more particularly, we would like clarification on any proposed retroactive effect of the rules in question.

At that time the Council said that for legal reasons and reasons of principle it firmly rejected secondary boycotts and laws with extraterritorial and retroactive effect.

In reality, of course, we are concerned here with two large projects, two different projects, one of which is the retroactive screening of the whole corpus of legislation.

This move has created quite a stir in that country, even though the decision is not retroactive and British MPs cannot take action on this matter of arms sales to the Western Sahara.

Here, we are not dealing with fines - we are establishing an accounting procedure which 'photographs ' the situation and therefore we believe that it should not be made retroactive.