Sentence examples for with proviso from inspiring English sources

Spacious looks well physically but was getting a bit warm while I was not particularly taken with Proviso.

Friend explained it was coffin of former vestryman who left much money to church with proviso he be laid to rest on church roof.

The Postal Service's announcement came with proviso: Six-day-a-week delivery of packages will continue, allowing the agency to stay competitive with other carriers, said Postmaster General Patrick R. Donahoe.

Still, the law is hedged about with provisos.

The promise of progress is bound up with provisos, but the threat to wellbeing is real and brutal, prompting communities to resist.

The administrators have tagged almost every section with provisos: "Its neutrality is disputed"; "needs additional citations for verification"; "reads like an advertisement"; may contain "unverified claims".

At the same time, Netanyahu has positioned himself at the centre of Israeli public opinion, supporting in principle a Palestinian state but with provisos that ensure the recognition of Israel as the Jewish homeland and guarantee its security.

ALTHOUGH both the Towns of Hempstead and Huntington recently approved housing developments with provisos that 20percentt of the units be affordable, statewide legislation is now being drafted that would require every municipality to have similar requirements for each new project.

A further 3-point scale (1 = not recommended- NR; 2 = recommended with provisos or modifications- R, and 3 = strongly recommended- SR) is included in the tool, which provides an overall judgment on whether the CGs should be recommended for use.

Appraisers are asked whether they would 'strongly recommend', 'recommend (with provisos or alterations)'woulduld not recommend' or are 'unsure' if they would recommend the CPG for practice.

ICC = Intraclass correlation coefficient A Kappa was calculated on the final overall rating question whether or not a CPG should be using with the data dichotomized as YES (strongly recommend or recommend with provisos) or NO (Would not recommend or unsure) or by using quadratic weighting to compare the strength of recommendation (Strongly, with provisos, would not, unsure).