Sentence examples for final proviso from inspiring English sources
One final proviso: Amtrak trains are sometimes delayed, so there is always a slim chance you might miss your connection -- though the YARTS drivers are generally courteous and wait for any delayed Amtrak arrival if it's not too delayed.
That last proviso is crucial.
But that last proviso is a big one.
Eddie Butler England and Australia to contest the final, on the proviso that England win the group and avoid a knockout passage involving South Africa and New Zealand.
The school district expelled six of them from school for two years (the seventh left the school before the final vote), with the proviso that they could reapply for admission after one year.
This week's basic law was only agreed to after he had assented to the final draft, subject to the proviso that all laws be compatible with Islam.Part of Mr Sistani's attraction for Iraq's Shia politicians stems from his fatwa that allows followers not only to raise donations and tithes in his name but to spend them too.
She added that Parliament will vote on the "final deal", and the considerable proviso that if the EU tries to develop a punitive Brexit arrangement (which it probably will to discourage other EU exits) then she would leave the negotiating table without a trade deal – "because no deal would be better than a bad deal".
He also later asked that the minutes of the meeting be changed to reflect the Met's proviso that the plans were not final.
David Trimble, who will become first minister at midnight, persuaded his 860-strong party's ruling body on Saturday to support immediate devolution, with the proviso that they would take a final decision in three months.
They ruled that this season, shootout wins would be thrown out if teams were tied in the standings, and it was under that proviso that the Rangers entered their last game behind Carolina in the race for the final Eastern playoff spot.
The top 25 riders from the team event jumped off to decide the individual medals, with the slightly odd proviso that no country could have more than three representatives in the final round.
