Sentence examples for with a proviso from inspiring English sources

These findings come with a proviso, however.

Theresa May's government has now suspended that threat but with a proviso.

If he was swayed, it came with a proviso, "O.K., but you've got to make the plays".

Einstein described his relationship with the Jewish people as "my strongest human bond" and supported the formation of the state of Israel, but with a proviso.

(a)(1) and (a)(2) for paying each uniformed service under his jurisdiction, with a proviso that if he elected to have proficiency pay paid under former subsec.

When the heart association gave its blessing to hands-only CPR, it came with a proviso that conventional CPR techniques might still benefit some people.

(In their book "The Beach: A History of Paradise on Earth," Lena Lencek and Gideon Bosker provide a historical overview of the beach movie, including such details as the fact that Funicello's contract with Disney contained a proviso stipulating that she could not wear a bikini: in her beach movies she appears only in one-piece bathing suits or conservative two-pieces).

Balanchine accepted, with a famous proviso: "But first, a school".

He started booking local rock bands with a crucial proviso: they could play only their own material.

It was impolitic, but, with a crucial proviso added, true: we all are clinging to something, if no more than an app at our Beatle-loving fingertips.

The Ohio National Life Insurance Company is selling a 20-year policy with the same initial premium -- $655 a year -- and with a similar proviso about rates rising, but after just three years instead of five.