Sentence examples for every proviso from inspiring English sources

We won't forget what happened, because Daesh exists, but every proviso has been taken".

"Okay, I'll tack a proviso on to every bit of legislation, saying, 'This applies to everyone except Silvio Berlusconi'".One thing, however, turns Mr Tremonti's smile into a grimace: mention of Mr Visco, his predecessor, who once said that "Giulio Tremonti is responsible for degrading Italy's tax system".

Both costs are on the proviso you can fill every one of eight beds, so not suited to a weekend getaway for a couple.

The administrators have tagged almost every section with provisos: "Its neutrality is disputed"; "needs additional citations for verification"; "reads like an advertisement"; may contain "unverified claims".

In every agreement to buy or sell, there's also the proviso, acknowledged or not, that says "unless, of course, I don't want to anymore," or "that is, unless I change my mind," or "assuming my yoga instructor doesn't advise against it".

In fact, Lincoln claimed to have voted 40 times for the Proviso (an exaggeration, but he did support it on every vote).

Here, instead, and with the proviso that you could pretty much pick one from every book, are my top 10 liars in fiction 1.Satan, in The Bible Need I say more, really?

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.

Today's guidelines not only generally have the proviso that patients who do not meet the A1C goal be followed every 2 3 months to enable adjustment of the ongoing treatment regimen, but also indicate that clinical judgment should be individually tailored (3– 8).

It's a big proviso.

That last proviso is crucial.