Italian term (edited): a mero titolo esemplificativo e non esaustivo –

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Note added at 11 mins (2009-07-28 15:18:37 GMT)
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Solitamente preceduto da "including/include".
Esempi tratti da un contratto:

"You further grant xxx the right to use certain information about yourself in connection with the Content, including your name, pen name, image, and other profile information, so long as you have made it publicly available on the Site at any time in connection with the Content; such use will include, ***without limitation***, use in the exhibition, broadcast, distribution, advertising or promotion of the Content and the Site, and any Contests offered through the Site."

"The individual designated by each party as its project coordinator will be specified in each applicable Statement of Work. Each party may change the designation of its project coordinator by giving the other party written notice of the change (***including***, without limitation, the new name, address and telephone number of the individual designated as such party’s new project coordinator)."

it is implict that the list is not comprehensive because it is included (forms part of) a greater number of possibilities.

http://www.google.it/search?hl=it&rlz=1R2GGLL_it&q="includin...

...is also authorized, among other things, to ..

My personal preference within this particular context would be to use "among other things" instead of different forms of the standard "by way of non-limiting example"
Google Results 1 - 10 of about 1,480,000 for "by way of non-limiting example". (0.63 seconds)
because when considering the entire phrase, it seems overly redundant.

(I feel that suggestions should actually fit in with the syntax of the sentence in which they are intended to be incorporated..)