Caveat emptor, Mother. Let the buyer beware.

But I want to put a caveat on my argument, and that caveat is that it is not true that aid is always destructive.

The caveat for my access was I had to get the soldiers to volunteer.

That's just a caveat. That's different from actually having an effective ad campaign.

That fact should be taken as a caveat concerning the final legal form of the draft articles.

Reitz, J. C. A history of cutoff rules as a form of quot caveat emptor quot .

The caveat with regard to incentives was that all entities or individuals should have equal opportunities to obtain them.

The proposal included the caveat that a proper monitoring mechanism would ensure that the funds were being used for the purposes intended.

But an important caveat is in order China has a vast interior that is far less developed than the coastal provinces.

The caveat that such conditions, limitations or exceptions should be consistent with the overall objective of ensuring prompt and adequate compensation was therefore welcomed.

It has been reported that Parliament proposes to render all decisions and documents null and void, with the caveat that they could be validated through the Croatian courts.

There is one obvious and important caveat Poor Sino Japanese relations, owing to unresolved historical grievances, could prevent Japan from realizing the economic benefits implied by China s economic rebalancing.

This caveat, which means that, if United Nations personnel were to take part in hostilities, they would be treated as combatants under international humanitarian law, is missing in the Convention.

The advisory also included a caveat that women should eat no more than 12 ounces of light tuna a week and no more than six ounces a week of white tuna.

During the Working Group meeting, her delegation had supported China's proposed alternative B with the caveat that certain risky situations which did not quite rise to the level of armed conflict should also be covered.

Steven Levitt shares data that shows car seats are no more effective than seatbelts in protecting kids from dying in cars. However, during the question and answer session, he makes one crucial caveat.

First, an important caveat is in order although the process can be implemented by external observers, it is most effective when critical groups of citizens, stakeholders and other interested parties outside of the government are involved.

While the Court concluded that, in this specific case, the applicant's right to protection of property had not been violated, it also issued an important caveat State actions taken in compliance with international legal obligations, such as international sanctions regimes, are justified only as long as the relevant organization protects fundamental human rights, with respect both to their substance and to the mechanisms controlling their observance.

A survey three years ago suggested that 80 of Taiwan s 25 million people would support a formal declaration of independence, provided that it did not prompt a Chinese invasion. That is a rather large caveat.

The caveat consists in a plea that Israel made to the US. According to Bush s memoir, in the spring of 2007, Prime Minister Ehud Olmert made a blunt request of the US president regarding Syria s reactor George, I am asking you to bomb the facility.

Another caveat is that technological change may worsen the income distribution if the jobs that are destroyed are those filled by unskilled workers. Less demand for their services will cause their relative (and perhaps absolute) wages to drop, causing income inequality to rise.

That caveat made, the Inspector urges all IAPWG members to participate in the Lead Agency Concept Agreement, which should be fine tuned periodically, at the level of procedural detail in particular, in the spirit of the recommendation on a common system wide procurement manual or its three tier alternative.

With these results in mind, a caveat is in order a clear distinction must be drawn between the effect armed conflict has on human rights treaties that is, the continued legal vitality of the treaty provision itself and the effect armed conflict has on State behaviour as measured by these treaties.

That was the only hope and the only answer.

As Iraq moved to complete the Osirak reactor by the early 1980 s, Israel applied diplomatic pressure and actions against foreign nuclear vendors, sabotaged atomic exports, and assassinated Iraqi scientists, before finally settling on the June 1981 air strike on the plant. In the Syrian case, with one caveat, Israel decided to dispense with the preliminaries and simply destroy the reactor.

In the 90s, only 1.2 percent, only 1.2 percent.

He only is the First and He only the Last, and He only is the Evident and He only the Concealed and it is He Who knows all things.

He only is the First and He only the Last, and He only is the Evident and He only the Concealed and it is He Who knows all things.

But that's the only no, we were only photographed twice.

So only problem the only available victim is my wife.

Only him alone with only his footprints in the snow.

The only ones? Only ones? And what, we don't count?

Only sometimes. Only sometimes.

Only one. Only one.

Only the label

Only the struggle.

Only the garage.

The only chance.

He's the only...

Why the only ?

The only way!

Only the beginning.

The only one.

Only the children?

Only the best?