Sentence examples similar to accept with caveats from inspiring English sources
WHEN I invited a friend to dinner this Friday to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah, she accepted with a caveat: she and her husband do not eat red meat.
The government has been vaguer, however, on how to advance the political process after Mr. Netanyahu accepted the principle, albeit with caveats, of the establishment of a demilitarized Palestinian state.
Financial advisors can still accept commissions – with a caveat.
The United States accepted a 10-month moratorium, with caveats that excluded East Jerusalem and existing projects in the West Bank.
Accepting this caveat there are extensive data in which the microvessel density correlates with metastasis and survival.
"I submitted a very rough sketch of this idea, drawing without any kind of reference, and Françoise accepted it with the caveat that New Yorker readers were sticklers for detail and we'd have to make sure the background was accurate.
In fact, even those top journals that only a few years ago issued Editorial Expressions of Concern regarding "practices that were not fully consistent with the principles of obtaining informed consent and allowing participants to opt out" today are only too happy to accept such studies with few caveats.
Mr Ibarretxe says he would not accept even that but with a caveat: he would not, unless EH were to renounce violence and distance itself from ETA.There may be far-off possibilities here.
It's been a while since anyone brought it up, but it was only the previous Saturday, Sahin told me, that a local committee in Dersim decided they would accept the apology, with one caveat: "They have to define it as a genocide," Sahin said.
