Sentence examples for granted caveats from inspiring English sources

Granted, caveats are in order.

Rusal's $14.9 billion mountain of debt nearly put a stop to the Russian firm's latest IPO attempt, but Hong Kong regulators granted approval with the caveat that retail investors be left out of the offering.

Granted, this requires an important caveat: viruses do exist that seem to be disconnected form the rest of the virus world.

The central bank granted GMAC's wish, with one caveat: GMAC had to swap 75percentt of its debt for equity, allowing GMAC to potentially buy back a big chunk of its bonds for just 60 cents on the dollar.

Granted, there a number of exceptions and caveats.

When the Knicks' president, Donnie Walsh, informed Shawne Williams that his N.B.A. lifespan had been granted an extension with the Knicks, he offered one strong caveat.

Three appeals court judges granted the government a temporary stay, though with the hopeful caveat that it "should not be construed in any way as a ruling on the merits" of the government's request.

Granted, Hollywood found its leading South Asian actor to give an Emmy to; I couldn't be happier for Ahmed, but it all comes with a caveat.

Granted, Hollywood found its leading South Asian actor to give an Emmy to; I couldn't be happier for Riz, but it all comes with a caveat.

A judge has granted an Orange County woman's request to step back from the class-action litigation she filed six years ago against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his now-defunct Trump University — with some caveats.

With the caveat that we toured an empty facility that will ultimately hold 600 detained individuals, I grant that ICE has developed a facility that can serve as a model for "civil" immigration detention.