Sentence examples for proviso will be from inspiring English sources

If natural resources are sufficiently abundant relative to the individuals, then the Nozickean proviso will be more demanding (since many individuals would get more than an adequate share without the use or appropriation), but if natural resources are sufficiently scarce, then the sufficientarian proviso will be more demanding than the Nozickean one.

He was selected in Australia's 15-man squad, with the proviso he will be fit for his country's second group match against Bangladesh on 21 February.

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.

Due to ill health, I have had more financial support from Mum than my sister, on the proviso that all will be evened out with any future inheritance.

The subsidy survived the coalition's cuts with the proviso that it will be reviewed in 2012 – only the first year of funding, £43m or 8,600 cars, is guaranteed.

"I've been given a budget on the proviso that Rangers will be in the SPL and I'm sure that's the case at most clubs.

First, whether an individual has a complaint under Nozick's Lockean proviso will not be a matter of whether too little natural material has been left in common by others or too little material has been left for that individual to initially acquire.

And there was a second, even more crucial proviso: any borrowing from private lenders will be counted as public spending.

The same is true with the media: many a slot will be offered, but only on the proviso that it will be the leader in the frame.

But this week, Apple said that third-party keyboards will be allowed in iOS 8 - subject to the proviso that they can't send data to the cloud without first getting the user's explicit permission.

It says there will be no compulsory redundancies but that is on the proviso staff remain "flexible".