Sentence examples for such a proviso from inspiring English sources

But a mere act of congress cannot amend the constitution, even if it should ingraft thereon such a proviso.' 142 U. S. 565, 12 Sup.

But she would not -- could not -- tell me that such a proviso is not binding (something I have since confirmed with a lawyer, who pointed out other ways to accomplish my goal).

Even that reversal carried a proviso that such an extreme remedy might be warranted in a proper case.

18, related to development of beer, ale, porter, etc., of an alcoholic content in excess of that specified in permit with a proviso that such content will subsequently be reduced to prescribed limit.

Such a statement would need a proviso that the armistice stays put until a formal peace treaty supplants it.

It meets at the borders of the State a large and common subject of commerce, and prohibits its crossing the State line during two-thirds of each year, with a proviso, however, that such cattle may come across the line loaded upon a railroad car or steamboat, and pass through the State without being unloaded.

It is therefore presented with all the provisos that such a sample requires.

The document includes promises to legislate pension reform by October and a proviso that would allow the government to add compensating measures such as increased tax rates on rental incomes and higher taxes for low-income Greeks, if needed.

The orthodox version thus implies a proviso of contact action that bodies causally interact only locally, by impact, such that unmediated action at a distance is denied.

Then he added a proviso, one that put him at odds with many Republicans who oppose the disclosure of the sources of such spending.

During an interview with Chelsea TV, his first since succeeding Peter Kenyon, Gourlay made it clear that such a deal would be possible on the proviso the name Stamford Bridge was retained in any agreement with a suitable blue-chip company.