Sentence examples for proviso to from inspiring English sources

First the Republican-controlled House passed a bill that contained the proviso to strip Obamacare of funding.

SP: The only proviso to all of this is that in science it's not enough to be imaginative and creative, it also has to be right.

The age of consent as 16 years was initially part of the proviso to Section 3 and 7 of the bill.

The Cox Proviso to the Paulson-Bernanke Doctrine is that the rules will change, and change again, if that is needed to avoid another failure.

While a congressman from 1847 to 1849, Bennett asserts, Lincoln claimed to have voted 40 times against the Wilmot Proviso to ban slavery from the territories acquired from Mexico.

The 2013 proviso to the Coburn amendment, stipulating that the purpose of any political-science research funded by the N.S.F. must be to stimulate the American economy or improve national security, places an academic discipline in the service of a set of national interests different from those current in 1966, which had to do with democracy and equality.

Assuming that his bid for full UN membership is blocked, he should rapidly revert to the Vatican option, along with a bevy of provisos to reassure the Israelis.

Unlike in previous visits, Mr. Netanyahu did not lay out caveats or provisos to the current negotiations over a Palestinian state, though he is not moving as quickly as some in the White House say they would like.

But while these conclusions are definitely interesting and will continue to shape what consumer tech services get rolled out, there are two provisos to note.

With signficant provisos to be noted below, Creationists are strongly opposed to to a world brought on by evolution, particularly to a world as described by Charles Darwin in his Origin of Species.

Here are those provisos: to be consistent with the world as science finds it, you have to let go of belief in a master plan, special powers, or magical interventions.