Voorbeelden van backdate

• It was a common practice to backdate commissions to give officers greater seniority in rank.

• Hand searches were also conducted to scan relevant journals or backdated issues not available online.

• Some of the interviewed carehome providers reported that, in their experience, payments were not always backdated and the resident concerned lost significant sums from the remaining savings.

• We are all glad that this has been rectified and that the provision is to be backdated.

• The pudding might be backdated; it might be poisonous; it might be too late for us to receive medical attention.

• In many cases, it charges excessively for mooring rights, often backdating the charges.

• To backdate a claim for two months, three months or perhaps a year is purely arbitrary.

• Many such people will be directly affected by the reduction to one month of the time for backdating claims.

• Under the first category, backdating will be allowed beyond the general one-month time limit.

• If somebody is entitled to a discount but has not received one, local authorities must backdate the discount to the date when entitlement first arose.

• The new rules on benefit claims and the limits on backdating and reviews will prevent many claimants from getting the benefits that they should have.

• If something is backdated, it is recompense for people having waited longer than they should have.

• We have heard thus far a generalised complaint from more than one source, that the backdating provisions can operate in only one way.

• Late claims and backdating are especially costly, not least because the rules are so complex.

• An estimate of the cost of backdating the change is not available and could be obtained, if at all, only at disproportionate cost.