Use of the word proviso in a sentence example

proviso

Last update: August 4, 2015

The proviso has been made to use mobile during driving a veicle. [noun]

A Proviso to be added to the Ordinance for disenabling the Members to bear Office, &c. [noun]

Yet there was an additional proviso that national interests must be taken into consideration. [noun]

National control of the railways was secured by a proviso that the directors must be of Italian nationality. [Please select]

The proviso passed the House, but not the Senate. [Please select]

Territorial governments without the Wilmot Proviso to be established in New Mexico and Utah. [Please select]

With this proviso, I will give a prescription intended for a Yorkshire terrier weighing about 6 lbs. [Please select]

But there was a proviso in Wyckholme's bequest, just as there was in that of Skaggs. [Please select]

What would be the arguments in Congress for and against this "proviso". [Please select]

[40] Of course, with the proviso that he is not pointing at another bird--187. [Please select]

With the proviso he had before insisted upon, the young man agreed to the arrangement. [Please select]

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