There are two caveats that can be applied to this hypothetical exercise.
All caveats that indicate a legitimate turning point in women's sport in Australia.
But there are caveats that must be kept in mind, for this list is not final.
To be sure, there are caveats that should be stated here.
While this sounds all doom and gloom, there are some caveats that need to be taken into account.
The notion of political apologies has become cheapened by the caveats that often accompany, and dilute, them, Mr. Todd said.
The department's report is full of caveats that are intriguing to those who follow the economics and politics of oil.
Reasonable fairness can be achieved by adding caveats that acknowledge the Bush camp's view of its narrow legal definition.
In particular, who should take the blame for removing the essential caveats that undermined the integrity of the dossier?
The Butler inquiry found that the qualifications and caveats that would usually be found in an "authentic" intelligence assessment were mysteriously omitted from the dossier.
It was also clear they were irked that Czech political leaders had spoken out despite the caveats that had been placed on the initial report of the meeting.
