Примеры использования Was necessarily на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Subcommittee noted that harmonization was necessarily an incremental process.
And like everything that cannot be protected by powerful reasoning or well-constructed certainties,that obviousness was necessarily fragile.
There was no implication that the foreigner was necessarily a criminal or dangerous.
In one-year clinical trials, between 35.5% and 54.8% of subjects achieved a 5% or greater decrease in body mass,although not all of this mass was necessarily fat.
You also need to keep the leg stretched forward, was necessarily rectified in the knee.
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The validation process was necessarily limited since the database contained fully processed information on only 57 of the 117 project evaluations in the 1995 portfolio.
But the Jewish people must understand that not every collaborator was necessarily anti-Semitic.
E6 as a"theoretical novelty"(which doesn't mean that 5… e6 was necessarily a good move, only that the move wasn't found in the games of the reference database).
However, the current decisions constituted a further step in a process that was necessarily an ongoing one.
Since the Parliament was necessarily involved in the ratification and implementation of the Convention, it would be useful for it to be apprised of the report, and equally of the Committee's conclusions, since they could call for changes in legislation.
Chile was firmly convinced that respect for orthe violation of human rights was necessarily an institutional matter.
The main focus for the Ethics Office in its first year was necessarily on administering the filing aspect of the financial disclosure programme while taking considerable steps to put in place other essential elements for the programme.
It was not clear to the members of the subcommittee that the current presentation of the United Nations model commentary was necessarily the most helpful.
Some delegations expressed the view that any discussion regarding article 8 of the Convention was necessarily in the context of general agreement being reached on the definition of United Nations operations in the context of the optional protocol.
He considered that, although nationalism and racism sometimes went together,it should not be implied that every national policy was necessarily racist.
One representative stressed that, just because an alternative had been developed,it did not mean that it was necessarily available in sufficient quantities in the market at an affordable cost.
Mr. Diène believed that the teaching of history was necessarily the cornerstone of deconstructing racism: telling the truth about history including from the point of view of those who were conquered and who suffered from racism constitutes a prerequisite for reconstructing race relations.
According to a United States Department of State report submitted by the complainant, Ahmadis consider themselves Muslims butdo not accept that Muhammad was necessarily the last Prophet.
A speaker requested that the resource mobilization strategyof UN-Women be tailored, since not every donor was necessarily in the same position for example, differing fiscal calendars and financing arrangements.
While noting that internal law was of primary relevance in determining whether a person orentity was to be classified as an organ, the Special Rapporteur agreed with a number of Governments that had suggested deleting the reference to internal law to avoid creating the impression that it was necessarily the decisive criterion.
Phillips pointed out that the public widely assumed that anything produced by local dramatists, actors, musicians,artists and writers was necessarily deficient when compared against the works of European counterparts.
Porphyry obviously understood that the belief in an historical incarnation of God was inconsistent with total iconoclasm,for an historical Christ was necessarily visible and depictable.
The CHAIRPERSON noted that, generally speaking, the terms used in the English, French andSpanish versions of the text did not imply that the evidence was necessarily a statement, because there were also other forms of evidence.
Similarly, if a series of data messages were used, transferring or purporting to transfer the same right to a series of different persons,each of those transfers was necessarily unique because the beneficiaries were different.
The recent establishment in Dili of an office of the Indonesian National Commission for Human Rights was a welcome step. However, the limitations on the power andfunctions of that body meant that its role was necessarily limited. In any case, the Commission could not be a substitute for international, independent monitoring.
By confining them to the home market, our merchants, it was expected, would not only be enabled to buy them cheaper in the Plantations, and consequently to sell them with a better profit at home, but to establish between the Plantations and foreign countries an advantageous carrying trade,of which Great Britain was necessarily to be the center or emporium, as the European country into which those commodities were first to be imported.
Not every informational approach to physics(or ontology) is necessarily digital.
No option is necessarily cheap or easy.
Who said that the city spaces are necessarily negative and not so pleasant.
The authors of the project should be necessarily involved in ICO.