Equality means strict allocation and equity means seeking equality without really necessarily achieving it.

And they experimented with plywood for many years without necessarily having one single goal in mind.

The Committee noted that none of the possible approaches were without problems or would necessarily solve every problem.

Not necessarily.

Not necessarily

They were able to give independent expert advice on the potential implications of reservations, without their debate necessarily leading to a dispute.

Well, not necessarily.

Not necessarily, no.

No, not necessarily.

No, not necessarily.

Not necessarily. Not always.

Not necessarily for me.

So, we could, you know, focus on disease resistance we can go for higher yields without necessarily having dramatic farming techniques to do it, or costs.

Mountains are not necessarily green.

Yes, but not necessarily tense.

The starting point for such conclusions could be that international law attributed certain legal effects to acts freely undertaken by States without other States necessarily being involved.

Not necessarily. They might be smart.

They're not necessarily moving through space.

This work is not necessarily easy.

This card is not necessarily death's

And that actually isn t necessarily really playful.

That's not necessarily a bad unintended consequence.

I don't get necessarily inspired by research.

They are apparently not necessarily Shariah experts.

We don't have to shoot him necessarily.

No, I don't think that's necessarily true.

Besides, my taste isn't necessarily the best.

In addition, such specialized legislation may provide for civil remedies, such as protection orders, so that women are able to seek relief without necessarily initiating criminal proceedings against the perpetrators.

Society may impose certain limits, however, based on its own ethical principles, without necessarily paralysing or inhibiting scientific research, which could lead to a country apos s loss of status.

The Secretariat must also assume additional tasks requested by the COP without necessarily receiving concomitant funding and must absorb the costs within the core budget if voluntary funding cannot be obtained.

Structural reform, however perfect, cannot be fully effective without adequate financing of the Organization apos s operations and, above all, of its activities. Reform must necessarily be accompanied by consistent funding.

That's not necessarily something we didn't know already.

It doesn't necessarily predict a win win outcome.

They do not necessarily have a gender perspective.

Not every change is necessarily for the better.

Their reports are, therefore, necessarily limited in coverage.

Nevertheless, the country had a strong tradition of cultural rights associated with different ethnic and tribal groups, each of which tried to preserve its rights without their necessarily applying to other groups.

In order to guide the (necessarily subjective) interpretation of the notion in good faith, the Special Rapporteur had endeavoured to rely on case law and doctrine without hoping to achieve absolute certainty.

It seems to me that this exercise has been a success a success in dialogue, a success in raising issues in a manner that has been frank without necessarily adopting fixed positions.

Of those who enter primary school in developing countries, more than one in four drops out before attaining literacy. Moreover, enrollment does not necessarily mean attendance, attendance does not necessarily mean education, and education does not necessarily mean good education.

And that ecology is necessarily relative, historical and empirical.

I don't necessarily think the film is so interesting.

But that doesn't tell us they necessarily had language.

I don't think this is necessarily an algorithmic process.

You don't necessarily know what someone's true value is.