Caveat Sender!

Caveat emptor. Let the buyer beware.

There is a caveat, though.

So even with that caveat,

On Twitter, as elsewhere, caveat emptor.

Just a caveat and a warning.

One caveat is a comment I always get is

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 consists in a plea that Israel made to the US.

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

There is no way to know which it will be. Caveat emptor .

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

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.

And I made that one caveat that hydrogen isn't necessarily considered an alkali metal.

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

Of course, this whole time, we have to add the caveat that p cannot equal negative 5.

In the Syrian case, with one caveat, Israel decided to dispense with the preliminaries and simply destroy the reactor.

Caveat sender! The whole point is to get senders to consider more carefully to whom they send mail.

Americans now claim caveat emptor Europeans should have known how risky these securities were when they bought them.

Nevertheless, even with this caveat, there has been a rise of FDI protectionism that predates the current financial crisis and recession.

And the last thing we point out in this slide, which is, you know, that to this story, there's one caveat.

As is true so often across the continent, the watchword for would be investors Central Africa s resource boom should be caveat emptor.

On February 14, 1876, Gray filed a caveat with the U.S. Patent Office for a telephone design that used a water transmitter.

While this belief unfortunately does have some validity, it requires one very important caveat Russia is part of that ship.

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

Now, the only caveat is that I had to assume ahead of time that I know the length of the key, which in this case is six.

The Kindle 1 could not read PDF files, but Amazon provides experimental conversion to the native AZW format, with the caveat that not all PDFs may format correctly.

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.

(a) Core funding for core functions, with the caveat that for countries with a certain level of per capita GNP, core funding was conditional on a certain minimum size of programme

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.

But I will recommend you memorize it with the caveat that you also remember how to prove it, because I don't want you to just remember things and not know where they came from.

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.

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.

But there is an important caveat, which has largely been ignored in public discussions if this funding is senior to private debt (as IMF funding typically is), it will be harder for these countries to regain access to markets.

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The corresponding reductions in the estimate would be 160,500 ( 114,600 under standard troop cost reimbursement, 1,300 under welfare, 32,800 under rations, 4,200 under daily allowance and 7,600 under clothing).

Under the Import Export schedule these fall under restricted items.

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.

Under the Stairs

Under the snow!

Under the table.

Under the shower!

Under the log.

Under the boat.