Sentence examples for usual proviso from inspiring English sources
The usual proviso is that the hybrid bond's issuer must keep paying interest on them if it is still paying dividends on its shares.
The usual proviso for the ∀-right and ∃-left introduction rules are assumed: in particular, the variable y must not be free in the formulas of the sequent conclusion of those inference rules.
In accordance with standard practice in genetics and many other fields, the deviance is replaced by its second order approximation, the χ statistic, here denoted X, which converges in distribution more rapidly and monotonically to its large sample limit, subject to the usual proviso that each expected count is at least 5.
The more Jane Wymark's sharp-suited May blusters about her belief in "an open culture subject to the usual provisos", the more absurd she becomes.
Even the United States accepts this, despite its dislike for treaties though it has still not ratified the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, an anomaly many of its leaders are keen to end.The LOS entitles countries to an area of seabed beyond the usual 200 nautical miles, with certain provisos, if it can be shown to be an extension of their continental shelf.
"It's a proviso founded in common sense".
Investing in property through a fideicomiso gives a foreign buyer all the usual rights and privileges of owning property on a fee-simple basis, but with several important provisos.
That last proviso is crucial.
No one knew that proviso.
