Examples of using Cannot necessarily in English and their translations into Russian
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But those efforts cannot necessarily be sustained over the long term.
It must be remembered that the DTM is only a model and cannot necessarily predict the future.
Finally, some situations arise which cannot necessarily be described by the word detention, but which nevertheless can cause serious impairment of the right to personal liberty.
The Institute's successful restructuring is very specific to it and cannot necessarily be replicated in other contexts.
Therefore GEF regular projects cannot necessarily be expected to fit comfortably into"fast track" processing procedures, in which they may lose quality-enhancing preparatory steps.
Greater participation of vulnerable sectors of society cannot necessarily be achieved through top-down measures.
As low-income countries, 42 LDCs and 23 non-LDCs benefit from a wide rangeof concessionary financing facilities, a treatment which the seven"lower-middle-income" LDCs cannot necessarily expect.
This is true even ifthe comments so far received cannot necessarily be regarded as representative of the views of the international community as a whole.
Those most affected by displacement often are the most marginalized; for instance,the homeless, who cannot necessarily move indoors to use drugs.
An ideological change in attitude towards forests,their use and conservation cannot necessarily be achieved among the older generation, but there is a high possibility for this change among children and youth.
Many resists are specifically tailored to one individual company's process,which means that a valid replacement for one cannot necessarily be applied industry-wide.
The Committee was also informed that, because of their nature, some indirect costs cannot necessarily be attributed in their totality to Umoja, such as connectivity, as the upgrade and expansion of the network will serve other purposes besides the needs of Umoja.
In 2007, HR Committee reiterated its concern that the death penalty can be applied to offences which can not necessarily be characterized as the most serious crimes.
This indicates that a genocidal intent cannot necessarily be inferred from the massive killings and wounding in the conflict over a 22 day period, from the long siege of Gaza and the restrictions placed on fuel and food or from the obstruction of medical and humanitarian assistance during the conflict.
The implication is that increases in drug trafficking and consumption cannot necessarily be attributed to a failure in law enforcement efforts.
Moreover, in many organizations reviewed, ERP implementation also implied the ERP systems' integration with legacy and/or third party systems,since specific business processes cannot necessarily be handled in the ERP.
In addition, the judgements of the Dispute Tribunal have raised new issues that cannot necessarily be addressed by drawing on the jurisprudence of the Administrative Tribunal.
Notwithstanding regional specificities, in view of the ranges of some missiles, the mobility of some missile-launch platforms and the practice of missile transfers across regions, regional confidence-building measures andtheir effectiveness over time cannot necessarily be circumscribed to a specific geographical area.
The measure described for compliance with the EMC directive is examined under laboratory conditions, and cannot necessarily be bindingly transferred onto the condition of a machine or equipment in case of deviations.
We should not confuse, on the one hand, a general reservation characterized by the lack of specificity and general nature of its content and, on the other, an across-the-board reservation concerning the way in which the State or the international organization that formulates it intends to apply the treaty as a whole, but which cannot necessarily be criticized for lack of precision.
Critics say that findings obtained from the study of women with androgen excess cannot necessarily be extrapolated to women without androgen excess.
Care should be taken not to confuse, on the one hand, a general reservation characterized by the lack of precision and general nature of its content and, on the other, an across-the-board reservation concerning the way in which the State or the international organization formulating it intends to apply the treaty as a whole, but which cannot necessarily be criticized for lack of precision, since it relates to a specific particular of the treaty.
The weather issues this winter in Bulgaria and Romania have only highlighted the fact that you cannot necessarily assume that your neighbour can provide power when you need it.
Many of the foraging range/ecology studies are limited to information from only a few adult birds at restricted times during the breeding season;results cannot necessarily be extended to other seasons or age groups.
The Committee reiterates its concern that under current legislation the death penalty can be applied to offences which are vague and broadly defined and which cannot necessarily be characterized as the most serious crimes under article 6, paragraph 2, of the Covenant.
The Committee expressed its concern that under the current legislation of one State party the death penalty can be applied for offences which are vague and broadly defined and which cannot necessarily be characterized as the most serious crimes under article 6, paragraph 2.
The view was expressed that sanctions could not necessarily be adopted only when other peaceful means had been exhausted, as the first part of the paragraph suggested.
Developing countries were also the hardest hit by the current economic downturn and could not necessarily afford additional contributions to fund the capital master plan.
The Czech Republic remained concerned that the death penalty could be applied even to offences that could not necessarily be characterized as the most serious crimes.
The logical standards applied in civilized and peaceful societies could not necessarily be applied in all situations.