Preposition: that

• interest: Yet there was an additional proviso that national interests must be taken into consideration.

• appointment: The appointments might be part-time, with the proviso that all new appointments after five years in urban areas would be full time.

• funding: Any aspiring Ph.D students especially welcomed ( with the proviso that no funding exists until we have cracked the research councils!

• event: These grants are made prior to Adult Learners ' Week but are made with the proviso that the events take place during the Week.

• good: Whereby such consent is given by us it is only on the proviso that goods are returned packaged as new.

Converse of object

• add: I'd add the proviso that Iraq, as a political entity, is probably finished.

• follow: In order to protect my reputation I have to make the following proviso however.

• contain: However, Section 1(6 ) contains a proviso in relation to " wild birds " which relates only to that section.

• say: Ordered, That the said Proviso be made Part of the Bill.

• include: I see no reason for not including the Baltic proviso in this case.

• give: Even given this proviso, there remains a strong possibility that the walrus may be a geomorphic agent of considerable effect.

Adjective modifier

• important: There is one important proviso, however: the would-be student must already be a manager.

• only: The only proviso is that you pay enough tax to cover the payments you make.

• additional: Yet there was an additional proviso that national interests must be taken into consideration.

• same: Some BSL signs can also be incorporated with the same proviso.

Preposition: in

• mind: With this proviso in mind, members ' responses are summarized in the attached annex.

• paragraph: We are satisfied that the care provided was adequate, save for the proviso in paragraph 79 above.