Well, there is one proviso.

This proviso is not strictly necessary but has a pragmatic purpose.

The proviso is not strictly necessary but is none the less useful in an expository draft.

A proviso for the existence of special rules will have to be included in the draft articles.

By letter of 19 July 2000, the author accepted the written offer of appointment, which did not contain a proviso on his resignation from the post as Family Court judge.

11.5 The State party stresses that the Court's proviso unless contradicted by the Ministry of the Interior should not be understood to indicate that the administration was prepared to acknowledge that the complainant's submissions were compelling.

One possible solution would be to insert a proviso in draft article 21 stating that its provisions were without prejudice to those of draft article 18, paragraph 2, and to make it clear in the commentary that declarations under draft paragraph 2 were not subject to the objections regime under the Vienna Convention.

In this context, Greek negotiators might have considered another proposal, circulated informally by the German finance ministry, recommending that Greece receive immediate debt forgiveness, in exchange for leaving the euro temporarily. If Greece remained in the euro, no relief would be granted a proviso consistent with the German position that debt restructuring for eurozone countries would be illegal.

The third attack on Italian unity launched at the beginning of August by the President of the Lega Nord group in the Senate, Federico Bricolo, who proposed adding a proviso to Article 12 of the Italian Constitution whereby the flags and anthems of the different regions would be officially recognized on an equal footing with the national anthem and flag.

Under the Treaty Establishing the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA), the member States agree, in terms similar to article 85 of the Treaty of Rome, to prohibit RBPs which have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition within the Common Market, with a proviso for the granting of exemptions by the COMESA Council.

It was noted that the support of the representatives of the Secretary General for the recommendation to reduce contractual services for the Investment Management Service was made on the proviso that the subject would be revisited by the Board in 2006, taking into account discussions and decisions concerning the implementation of the recommendations of Deloitte and Touche over the 2006 2007 biennium.

On 15 July in compliance with the request of the Mediator, and in adherence to the schedule contained in the Pretoria Declaration, President Gbagbo in an address to the nation invoked the powers conferred on him by Article 48 and promulgated the remaining Linas Marcoussis laws, with a proviso that they be published according to the emergency procedures of publication.

(e) The divorced spouse of a former participant who separated before 1 April 1999 and, in the opinion of the Chief Executive Officer of the Fund, met all the other eligibility conditions in (a) and (b) above shall be entitled as from 1 April 1999 to a benefit equal to twice the minimum surviving spouse's benefit under article 34 (c), subject to the proviso that the amount of such benefit cannot exceed the amount payable to a surviving spouse of the former participant.

Included in the principles laid down was the assurance of a leading role for the army in any future Government, including in the choice of the Head of State the allocation of 25 per cent of the seats in the legislature to the military the proviso that the Tatmadaw be free to administer itself, without any parliamentary supervision and the appointment of members of the military to the positions of Minister of Defence, Minister for Security Home Affairs and Minister for Border Affairs.