And, of course, there are so many caveats: police lives matter too.
For dealers who weathered last year's turmoil and are eager to get back on consumers' shopping lists, just having something to celebrate — no matter the caveats — is a welcome change.
Facebook and Twitter erupted in congratulations but with a predictable theme in caveats ("It doesn't matter what race she is, only her accomplishment").
But the founder of PAC, an HIV activist named Bruce Richman, has been challenging the idea that they're caveats at all, insisting that words matter.
Skills are required in both subject matter and pedagogy, especially regarding the caveats and intricacies of group dynamics (Feldon et al. 2011).
In many matters involving insurance, however, there are caveats.
The Lions tour, in many ways, has also removed a whole load of caveats, given what McGeechan's squad achieved in a matter of weeks.
However, there's a caveat to all of this digital wizardry: None of it matters if artists ignore the principles of small businesses in every industry.
Some caveats, though: no smacking, open-mouthed chewing or blowing bubbles (no matter how impressively large you can make them).
Decision-making is by consensus among Parties (observers can comment), with the caveat that a three-quarter majority rule is acceptable for substantive matters or a simple majority rule for procedural matters [ 95].
