backdate

How To Use backdate In A Sentence

• Union members are not only discontented with the increase on offer but also the pay differential between staff and to the proposal that any pay increase be backdated only to May 1.
• The contract that was signed on Thursday morning was backdated to March 11.
• The management had previously refused to fully backdate the pay increase.
• Backdate the letter so she'll think I wrote it last mouth.
• She says:If you are going UP in minutes before the end of the billing cycle, you can ask to have the price plan change 'backdated' to the start of the billing cycle. Changing your cell plan? Do it by phone
• The client eventually recovered ￡1,000 in supplementary benefit additional requirements, backdated to 1976.
• The backdating companies broke this rule: they reported how many options they were issuing, but conveniently omitted the fact that they had been backdated … The bigger reason for choosing to backdate is to get around some bothersome accounting regulations. Backdating Options, APB 25, and FAS 123
• The pay of control room staff will be subject to further evaluation over the next few months and any agreed increase will be backdated to last November.
• The increase is backdated to September 2002 with a further rise planned for April.
• The contract that was signed on Thursday morning was backdated to March 11.