Dr Susan Knowles said most medical notes from the onset of sepsis were made retrospectively.
Derek Simpson, Amicus General Secretary, said workers who had lost their pensions should be compensated retrospectively.
Two contacts of one of the Shanghai cases who developed symptoms are being retrospectively investigated.
The draft constitution limits the president to two five-year terms, but will not apply retrospectively.
The Patriot missile, retrospectively found to be ineffective in 1991, has been improved considerably.
But the worry for all other government-bond markets is that investment terms will be altered retrospectively.
Mr. Immelt said, however, that India's recent moves to tax companies retrospectively would affect overseas investor sentiment.
Badminton officials later explained that a miscalculation required two seconds to be retrospectively added to Kohncke's time.
In the retrospectively giddy 1990s, for example, it wasn't until 1999 that everyone threw caution to the wind.
"To hit people retrospectively, and without any recognition of their circumstance, is a first order mistake, " he said.
The Victims' Commissioner Bill will retrospectively confirm the appointments of four commissioners, rather than one as originally agreed.
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These criteria provide a clear and useful means to assess not only success retrospectively, but also opportunity prospectively.
In fact, the next day the official casework log was retrospectively fixed with entries deleted and new entries added.
And in the AOL transaction, absolutely nothing changes that value equation retrospectively except jealousy.
New tools allow them to eavesdrop retrospectively, and to trace networks of dissidents.
But detectives, tipped off by the coroner, did not notice Shipman had altered some of his victims' medical records retrospectively.
It said new rules that could be applied retrospectively were "illegal", hence the decision to file for a judicial review.
Vodafone said a move to retrospectively tax overseas mergers would go against court decisions and legal protections given to investors.
To the Swedish courts, it is arguing that no environmental assessment was made, and that the law was imposed retrospectively.
But that is unlikely to happen in this particular case, our correspondent says, as the legislation would have to be applied retrospectively.
Concerns were raised by Conservative backbencher Christopher Chope, who said he was worried about parts of the bill that would apply "retrospectively".
Attempting to retrospectively change previous pension schemes could not be done - it would be too expensive, especially given the current financial situation.
Retrospectively, he looks foolish (and his efforts were thankfully unsuccessful.) PCs unleashed a wave of personal productivity that benefitted all early adopters.
With his approval ratings already being pulled down by Iraq, Mr Bush will not want more shadows cast retrospectively over his case for war.
And then, if all else fails, the bill gives ministers the power to add by parliamentary order further exemptions, applicable retrospectively to any information.
However, as it was issued retrospectively McLaren barrister Mark Philips QC had argued that no actual drive-through took place, so the appeal should be considered.
Second, the study looks retrospectively at all patients who have died though in some cases nobody would expect them to receive end of life care.
Worse, say MPs, is his decision to apply these rules retrospectively.
The new arrangement will kick in retrospectively from April 1, 2011.
Some in his administration though not the robustly unapologetic vice-president now seem to be inserting them retrospectively, and Mr Bush himself is emphasising Mr Hussein's general badness.
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