Sentence examples for added proviso from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bello was sentenced last December to 10 months of home detention, with the added proviso that he could not watch TV.

The cutoff age for this year's competition was 35, with the added proviso that none of the musicians had recorded for a major label.

When the Indian constitution came into effect in 1950, it called both Hindi and English 'official' languages of India, with the added proviso that the former should, one day in the future, assume the mantle of 'national language'.

This is a thing's nature as it might be defined and explained in ordinary Abhidharma philosophy, but with the added proviso that we all know that this is not really how things work.

12 For the purposes of this review, we included studies of universal and selective screening, with the added proviso that the clinician be aware of the woman's abuse status (either through direct enquiry with the women themselves or being notified of a positive result of screening).

Who the hell are we to add provisos and caveats to a Constitutional amendment?

So, if you advise everyone to eat meat, but then add provisos about the purity of the meat, only one of two things can ensue.

Wisely, Olivier added the proviso: "This is a serious ad.

Mikhail Baryshnikov, praising his craft and intelligence, added a proviso: he should try 'to reveal himself, tell stories from inside himself'.

Then he added a proviso, one that put him at odds with many Republicans who oppose the disclosure of the sources of such spending.

Andreessen also added the proviso that claimants would have to file a police report, which he correctly believed would discourage scam artists.