Sentence examples for any proviso from inspiring English sources

They have to do it without any proviso (a "clean" bill), or with whatever mix of spending cuts, tax spending cuts, and tax revenues they determine.

Nor are there any provisos or caveats attached to that message.

And there was a second, even more crucial proviso: any borrowing from private lenders will be counted as public spending.

To rid developing countries of exchange controls his free-market elixir was the fixed exchange rate, but with one major proviso: Any country that adopted a fixed exchange rate must dump its central bank and adopt a currency board (or "dollarize," as Panama did in 1904).

One proviso: any system that states devise to evaluate teacher performance should include student test scores as a key measuring stick--and should not succumb to the temptation to substitute input-based measures to gauge teacher effectiveness, like licensure status and education credentials, that have been shown to have no connection to effective teaching.

The Conference Board last month ended its longstanding policy of releasing the data to news organizations 30 minutes ahead of the public release, with a proviso they can't report it until then, to prevent any inadvertent early releases.

These findings come with a proviso, however.

That headline figure needs a proviso.

Even Reid's fellow Labour MPs on the committee felt compelled to add a proviso in their grovelling appeasement: "It was at best unwise for Dr Reid to have discussed the investigation with any of the parties to it".

You will probably have detected a proviso on the way.

The main proviso in any judgment about Operation Iraqi Freedom is that its central confrontation the battle for Baghdad is yet to begin properly.