Примеры использования Was not necessarily на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That assumption was not necessarily true.
Saint Kitts and Nevis accepted, from the outset, that there might be some evidence that the death penalty was not necessarily a deterrent.
This, in their view, was not necessarily desirable.
So it was not necessarily a case of giving advance notice of the circumstance, although notice should be given if possible.
Hesitation in ratifying was not necessarily a negative sign.
Investment was not necessarily a bad thing, and economic activities need not constitute a major obstacle to independence.
Thus, the situation of downstream States was not necessarily advantageous.
Integration was not necessarily easy or quick, but it did come about.
The primitive doctrine of survival after death was not necessarily a belief in immortality.
Such participation was not necessarily a wrong of the same gravity as the conduct assisted.
He recalled the Committee's position that a lack of complaints was not necessarily a positive indicator.
A State's"conduct" was not necessarily consistent and continuous: it might be variable and contradictory.
In practice, what was equitable for one State was not necessarily equitable for another State.
Your civilization was not necessarily certain to end its cycle without a calamity, and a number of times came close to annihilating itself.
In the case of health, however, the compelling factor was not necessarily the UNSIA framework, although that was helpful.
While agreeing that the wording of paragraph 9 was ambiguous, he pointed out that,in that instance, ambiguity was not necessarily a bad thing.
It also agreed that an increase in the number of members was not necessarily the best solution to the question of its membership.
Some other members expressing a contrary view observed that the law did not exist in a vacuum and was not necessarily neutral.
The Convention on migration was not necessarily revolutionary for migrants, since their rights were already protected under other conventions.
Also, the growth and spread of literacy prior to the 1950s in the world was not necessarily causally linked to economic development.
The work of Hopkins and John Stearne was not necessarily to prove any of the accused had committed acts of maleficium, but to prove that they had made a covenant with the Devil.
Mr. de Gouttes noted that a lownumber of complaints and prosecutions for racist offences was not necessarily a positive indicator.
Considering that such a detailed approach was not necessarily productive, he had sought to get the Committee to focus more on the second aspect of its role.
With regard to the discussion on the best available methodologies,the Chair observed that a measurement was not necessarily better than a calculation.
While amending the statute was not necessarily a priority, it might be an appropriate means of addressing some issues, such as the way the Commission elected its members.
Mr. THORNBERRY said that the proffered text,which was the result of a consensus within the technical working group, was not necessarily the most acceptable version.
In that connection,he recalled that the absence of complaints was not necessarily a positive sign and might mean that the law was deficient in that area.
Turning to question 12,he wondered what measures were being taken to deal with prison overcrowding, apart from building new prisons, which was not necessarily the best solution.
As regards the latter concern,in his view, it was not necessarily the case that policy perspectives on the effect of armed conflict had changed qualitatively since 1920.
The Chairperson said that draft article 40, paragraph 1,made reference to a decision because a correction was not necessarily an award but rather a decision.