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Meanings of proviso in English
Usage of proviso in English
1
The proviso, given the sponsor, being that students develop on Microsoft platforms.
2
And I hope, sir, some proviso will be made in this case.
3
Mr. Dixon then moved to amend the bill by adding a proviso:
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I will urge Jorge to emphasize this proviso of yours to Gilda.
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Benjamin rammed that little proviso through right after they joined the Alliance.
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No new cause arising, was the proviso on my side, thou'lt remember.
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A singular proviso this in a country boasting so much of freedom!
8
There is, no doubt, some proviso in the terms of the National Lottery.
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He had committed to playing last Monday with the birth proviso made clear.
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The Wilmot proviso could not subsist in the presence of these absolute pretensions.
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England have the firmest possible grip on this match with one proviso lurking.
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That order contains a proviso allowing him £750 weekly towards expenses.
13
The proviso is that Robinson sees him as able to do both jobs.
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Modified by this proviso, the project of Villèle passed the Assembly.
15
This proviso was adopted by the House, but was rejected by the Senate.
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Mr. VANDEVER:- Iwishto propose an amendment by way of proviso:
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Proviso through the time
Proviso across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common