Sentence examples for As a proviso from inspiring English sources

I offer that as a proviso merely because of what is about to follow.

But Ergen's firm says Lifetime played foul by demanding a 76% license-fee jump, as well as a proviso to carry a third service.

It has to be said as a proviso that the authors were not able to measure a response rate and that the COPSOQ database is built on collected data from surveys performed by the research institute with other organisations, so participants may not be representative of works councils and the working population in general.

But if the project goes ahead – and this new auditorium may indeed be magnificent – there should certainly be a proviso insofar as public money is involved.

But the administration has expressed reservations about the bill, and Mr. Bush's signature was accompanied by a proviso known as a signing statement, in which he said he was reserving the authority to overrule state and local divestment decisions if they conflicted with foreign policy.

A few weeks ago, he signed into law a proviso known as the "Monsanto Protection Act," which makes it legal to sell genetically modified crops before they're proven 100percentt safe.

Yet, it upholds something like a philosophy that springs forth through a reflective restatement of the practice, though this "upholding" must be understood with a proviso that it maintains, as mentioned in the foregoing, a "positionless position".

Einstein described his relationship with the Jewish people as "my strongest human bond" and supported the formation of the state of Israel, but with a proviso.

The document includes promises to legislate pension reform by October and a proviso that would allow the government to add compensating measures such as increased tax rates on rental incomes and higher taxes for low-income Greeks, if needed.

These findings come with a proviso, however.

That headline figure needs a proviso.