proviso

Perhaps that proviso had even been part of the deal.

At the same time, however, we have to add a proviso.

With that proviso out of the way, we're ready to start the show.

The only proviso is that the politicians have to be asked first.

The proviso would be a way out if he was later proven wrong.

The vote to add the proviso to the bill was then called, and it passed by 83-64.

It is also a proviso of the kind that Rose never received.

And he had added a new proviso: the hell with everyone else.

But always work on the proviso that you will stop if the are repeated.

The only proviso is that the recipient help someone else in need within the year.

The proviso of the key must have raised a few eyebrows.

There were, however, two provisos made, or as such we understood them.

However, several members from Western states have vowed to fight the proviso.

I think one just takes that sort of proviso as read, don't you?

"At Proviso, they're known as the toughest school in the city."

There's only one proviso with this scheme: your children have to be able to take care of themselves.

The proviso about having to buy to keep is perfectly reasonable.

With the proviso that you keep your payments up to date.

There is one proviso to this: make sure that both you and the client are talking about the same thing.

"But with the proviso that it does give us some hope.

The other proviso was that he study for the Church and prepare himself to take orders.

The only proviso was that the length not exceed five minutes.

The decision to proceed in 2007, with appropriate provisos, is the right one.

As such, there was a strong argument to say that the same proviso should apply to both.

One proviso is that the same players never oppose each other twice.