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).
The BBC Trust approved the plan with the proviso that "such funding would not cast doubt on the BBC's independence, impartiality and editorial integrity".
He invited "anyone who has any evidence whatsoever of fraud, deception, or similar activity related to Miss Hatto and her record company" to come forward, with the proviso that such evidence "must stand up in a court of law".
While it would be useful to further investigate the type and content of responses by region, country and gender of respondent, for example, our consent process with potential respondents included the proviso that such depth of analysis would not be undertaken.
It is therefore presented with all the provisos that such a sample requires.
And while LastPass was subject to a hacking attack back in May, Burnett still recommends using such services - with the proviso that the master password is strong, and long.
In response to such worries, Simmons adds the proviso that if Y does not actually want the benefit, it may suffice for gratitude to be owed that Y would want the benefit if certain "impairing conditions" (such as drunkenness, mental disorder or ignorance) were removed.
This will be followed by an overview of surface modification of implantable electrodes to improve biocompatibility and selectivity for dopamine, with the proviso that although such modifications can be effective at reducing interferences, they may also reduce the efficiency of the electron transfer kinetics, reducing sensor sensitivity.
A discussion of the limitations and provisos associated with such comparisons can be found in Methods S1.
"Has any other player had such an alliterative career?" "On the proviso that Chelsea will win the Premier League this season, this question came to me," writes Shane Williams.
