Sentence examples for many provisos from inspiring English sources

The downside to being a studio chief is that everyone hates and fears you, because you say no so much more often than yes — and because your yeses come with so many provisos.

But the deal is hedged with many provisos, allowing the British to insist that NATO's role as the main security organisation for Europe remains unchallenged.Earlier this year France, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg proposed that the EU should set up its own military headquarters in Tervuren, outside Brussels.

But this basic rule comes with many provisos, without which it would be all too easy for bad guys to get off.

"Even though theoretically animals could be removed... there are too many provisos," says Judith Vadukaidis, director of the National Center for Research Resources at NIH, which oversees federally funded primate research centers.

While in purgatory, Siberia has been subject to many provisos: all bands must sign waivers taking responsibility for any fliers found posted around town, Siberia's music must end at 2 AM and drinks cannot leave the premises in go-cups.

Given the nature of our study there are many limitations and provisos.

However, given that medieval theories of syllogistic are treated extensively elsewhere (see the entry on medieval theories of the syllogism of this encyclopedia), in what follows we shall focus on non-syllogistic consequences/arguments, but with the proviso that many of the interesting developments in syllogistic in the 14th century are presented in treatises or chapters on consequence.

Like many quality race horses, Proviso has a strong sense of self, knows the track routine as well as she does the bottom of her feed tub, and she likes to change things up a bit.

It looks like the law will require provisos, but so many that the only apparent way of taking into consideration all the required provisos would be with something like a ceteris-paribus clause.

CSSS is adequately performed from any site on the body, with two main provisos.

"From the record, it appears that the rush to meet the deadlines in the proviso has resulted in many shortcomings in the evaluation of whether privatization is in the best public interest as it relates to cost and effective service," Judge Fulford wrote.