Hume's additional proviso that a miracle is not only a violation of a law of nature but also requires the direct activity of God (or some "invisible agent") is a significant qualification.
As we go forward, we anticipate that groups of clusters will form; therefore we add the additional proviso that a cluster can consist of a cluster of clusters.
Thus, we treat 'community' as a refinement of 'assemblage', with the additional proviso that taxa interact with one another.
It is also the holding vehicle for four loss-making steelmakers which the government forced Baosteel to take over in 1997 with the additional proviso that it could fire no more than 10,000 every year of the 180,000 redundant workers it was saddled with.And Baosteel is lucky.
However it could be argued that Carroll's additional proviso that economic and legal responsibilities are jointly obligatory is unlikely to prevail against the more commonly seen visual depiction of economic responsibilities as coming before legal responsibilities.
The additional proviso was that the left and right substrings of the raw string were not of equal occurrence to each other or the middle substring.
Third, the proviso adds "an additional bit of complexity into the structure of the entitlement theory" (174).
But he was wary: His bid came with a proviso that if the seller could prove there really was another viable offer, he would pay an additional $250,000.
The ratifying provisos of Massachusetts did not include a vicinage right; a proviso including a vicinage right was considered and rejected in Pennsylvania.
A rider is a contractual proviso that outlines a series of stipulations or requests between at least two parties.
