Sentence examples for key proviso from inspiring English sources

But they fail to add a key proviso: provided the services are still available.

That key proviso suggests tortuous legal disputes over the fairness of maintenance payments and financial needs would still have to be brought before courts.

The Environment Agency's chairman, Chris Smith, recently gave a reluctant endorsement to shale gas in the UK with the key proviso that it was fitted with CCS.

The key proviso, of course, is absence of toxicity, which may be more likely for co-targeting the upstream oncogenic activator (not active in normal cells, e.g., BRAV600E) in combination with a downstream effector (functional in both normal and tumor cells, e.g., c-Myc [ Soucek et al., 2008]) at optimized drug concentrations.

The audience was split, with many Liberal Democrats supporting the privatisation plans as a way of improving and modernising the service – but only with the proviso that the liberal principle of employee ownership had to be a key part of the government's plans.

Universal Health Coverage has been defined by the WHO as "access to key promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative health interventions for all at an affordable cost….", subject to the proviso that the cost of care "…[should] not put people at risk of financial catastrophe" [ 57].

One proviso: any system that states devise to evaluate teacher performance should include student test scores as a key measuring stick--and should not succumb to the temptation to substitute input-based measures to gauge teacher effectiveness, like licensure status and education credentials, that have been shown to have no connection to effective teaching.

It's a big proviso.

No one knew that proviso.

He does have one proviso.

That last proviso is crucial.