retrospective recognition

A UK term for credit given to a junior doctor/trainee towards his or her Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) for time spent in higher training posts before obtaining a specialist registrar post (SpR).

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The National Council for Teacher Education (Amendment) Bill: Grants retrospective recognition to central and state universities running teacher education programmes that are currently not recognised by the National Council for Teacher Education.

Five bills introduced in Lok Sabha

The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi has given its approval for introduction of a Bill in Parliament to amend the National Council for Teacher Education Act, 1993, namely the National Council for Teacher Education (Amendment) Act, 2017 to grant retrospective recognition to the Central/State/Universities who are found to be conducting teacher education courses without NCTE permission.

India : Cabinet approves amendment in the National Council for Teacher Education Act, 1993

How many players will merit retrospective recognition on that scale in years to come unless they can find a way to emulate the achievements of those gone before them?

CAPHAZARD; Broony generation are in real danger of getting in the Hall of Fame just for good attendance

Uneasy to categorize and therefore to market, "Game" will struggle to get more than limited release beyond Canadian borders, but it could win retrospective recognition on ancillary, such as boxing classic "Fat City," which it somewhat resembles.

Poor Boy's Game

All have a choice of prospective or retrospective recognition, and any company can start as soon as it wants.

Expensing stock options: the rule is final; Or is it? Most companies following new accounting rules since June 15 have begun to expense stock options. But others--including private and smaller public companies--insist the struggle to reject or modify the accounting is not over