Sentence examples for with this proviso from inspiring English sources

James Otis, in two long pamphlets, ceded all sovereign power to Parliament with this proviso.

It deserves to be approved, with this proviso: the city must insist on setting aside 10percentt of new housing units as affordable housing, with eligibility based on a percentage of Bridgeport's median income.

The law allows the attorney general, and through her the I.N.S., to parole an alien, with this proviso: "When the purposes of such parole shall, in the opinion of the attorney general, have been served, the alien shall forthwith return or be returned to the custody from which he was paroled".

Gulbenkian proposed that Duveen buy them and give him, as a reward for his tip, an option on any one of the three, with this proviso: Duveen was to put his own prices on them before Gulbenkian made his choice known, but the total price was not to exceed what Duveen had paid.

With this proviso firmly in mind, one would have to admit that a properly scientific account could never rule out the existence of such thing as a "soul".

One might speak here of "spatial extension," but with this proviso: that Descartes denied the existence of space separate from matter.

One seller recently offered a giant gift pack of ZipZap cars and accessories, a total of 12 items, with this humble proviso at the end: "THIS IS EVERYTHING YOUR KID COULD ASK FOR! EVERYTHING in this lot is BRAND NEW NEVER OPENED!

Their theory, however, also predicted the existence of one or more new "Higgs" bosons, which would carry additional fields needed for the symmetry breaking and would have spin 0. With this sole proviso the future of the electroweak theory began to look more promising.

Included on the back cover is Kleven's recipe, which comes with the proviso: "This bread, alas, won't make you fly.

We also agreed that who the researcher is will inevitably effect their interpretation, and the reader needs to be able to judge the significance of this: with the proviso that a statement of who the researcher is per se does not give the account authority [ 22] or necessarily help the reader to make a sound judgement.

However, this is with the proviso that Belgium functions as an effective country and not as two de facto states.