Sentence examples for proviso when from inspiring English sources

Tagliabue announced that underclassmen would be eligible to enter the draft on a permanent basis, but with an important proviso: when an underclassman applies for the draft, he must do so with an affidavit in which he irrevocably renounces his remaining college eligibility.

The law allows the attorney general, and through her the I.N.S., to parole an alien, with this proviso: "When the purposes of such parole shall, in the opinion of the attorney general, have been served, the alien shall forthwith return or be returned to the custody from which he was paroled".

Their job, in his simple view, was to head off the human race from its worst excesses -- with the proviso that when two sides were determined to blow each other to smithereens, there was precious little a reasonable person could do about it".

I just refused to accept that - and I had done nothing wrong". Only when that proviso was removed did Brady accept the out-of-court settlement.

What makes SMT particularly clever is that a small increase in a chip's complexity results in a vast improvement in its performance, with one proviso: the gain comes when the chip is running lots of programs at once.

Ministers have been trying to win MPs over to back the deal and this culminated in Mrs May offering to resign to allow someone else to lead the next set of negotiations with the EU - on the proviso they voted for it when it came back to the House.

Bill was walking Proviso by the Clement shedrow, when she set her neck, veered over to the middle of the barn and grabbed herself a mouthful of hanging basket -- about half the basket's flowers and foliage.

Open our borders to the healthiest and best-educated immigrants of the world with the proviso that they will be deported when they get pregnant, sick or old.

However, even when mindful of this proviso, their interpretation of their results was that people with low auditory sensitivity might be in search of stimulation, supporting a possible role of sensory-filtering in externalization of personality traits.

The Missouri crisis of 1819 1821 sharpened commitments to expansionism among the country's slaveholding interests, when the so-called Thomas proviso established the 36°30' parallel imposing free-soil and slave-soil futures in the Louisiana Purchase lands.

When he did, it had one proviso--that there be no mention of his being a partner at Covington and Burling.