Sentence examples for for the proviso from inspiring English sources

The need for the proviso in axiom schema 3 can also be seen from an example.

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

As for the proviso that \(\alpha \not\vDash h\), it rules out undesired cases of circularity akin to so-called "macho" bootstrap confirmation, as discussed in Earman and Glymour 1988 (for more on Glymour's theory and its developments, see Douven and Meijs 2006, and references therein).

In 1986, three years before his death, Beckett finally allowed two people to work on "Dream of Fair to Middling Women" for publication, on the proviso it would only be published after his death; he opposed "Echo's Bones" ever seeing the light of day.

The adsorption parameters can be rationalized on the basis of the electrostatic model for adsorption with the proviso that the system is complex because of varying inner layer parameters for a given electrode charge density.

His results were challenged by Tomlinson et al (1996), who showed that the natural mutation rate is sufficient for carcinogenesis with the proviso that some of these mutations provide a fitness advantage leading to the clonal expansion of a large enough target population to produce the necessary subsequent mutations.

This will be followed by an overview of surface modification of implantable electrodes to improve biocompatibility and selectivity for dopamine, with the proviso that although such modifications can be effective at reducing interferences, they may also reduce the efficiency of the electron transfer kinetics, reducing sensor sensitivity.

The film's storyline follows a group of villains who take on dangerous black op missions for the government on the proviso that their sentences be reduced.

The movie's storyline follows a group of villains who take on dangerous black op missions for the government on the proviso that their sentences be reduced.

The British government therefore extended the charter for 10 years, with the proviso that self-government could be granted earlier if the settlers showed themselves capable of administering the country unaided.

Once he's got that off his chest, Kimball grudgingly provides a few tips for making stock, with the proviso that they "would deeply offend Escoffier," because he suggests that you "just throw it together, higgledy-piggledy".