But that does not necessarily imply constancy.

Yet their implementation does not necessarily imply literal response.

Acceptance of autonomy as a tool for managing diversity did not necessarily imply recognition of a collective legal identity of minority groups.

Consequently, tolerance of violent behaviour does not necessarily imply abuse of the woman victim in the past (by father, mother or brother).

His delegation further believed that the strengthening of cooperation between the United Nations and regional organizations did not necessarily imply the creation of new bodies.

Such an approach implied that there need be no trade off between efficiency and equity and that economic growth did not necessarily imply high social costs.

Some experts pointed out that such measures imply direct action by public authorities in the functioning of the distribution market and have not necessarily led to the expected results.

This however does not imply that the measures to be taken must necessarily be identical, provided a minimum standard for conservation is maintained in both parts of the sea.

In particular it was recognized that the identification of activities suitable for decentralization did not necessarily imply that there would no longer be any corresponding role for global entities.

What do you imply?

These imply the same thing.

That ain't necessarily much and it ain't necessarily company.

Even if some were to be elevated without necessarily displacing others, the expansion of the small group of the select would imply the relative diminution of the status of the current permanent members.

The re establishment of balance would necessarily imply that the General Assembly resume in practice the functions related to peace keeping and the peaceful settlement of controversies entrusted to it in the Charter.

And these all imply each other.

Those two things imply each other.

Not necessarily.

Not necessarily.

The view was expressed, in this connection, that the fact that regional organizations were dealing with a situation should not necessarily imply that the situation in question could not be addressed by the United Nations.

So if I apply s to this, I'm going to apply s to this and maybe I shouldn't point it back at that, I don't want to imply that it necessarily points back at that.

It's what you imply, the veiled slurs.

Don't imply that's my line of work.

Well, not necessarily.

Not necessarily, no.

Or not necessarily.

Mmm, not necessarily.

Hmm, not necessarily.

While this does not necessarily imply a military role for Europe in Asia (although participation in peacekeeping missions should not be excluded), it does mean a more forceful diplomatic posture in support of mediation and multilateralism.

The Court made clear, however, that the possibility of seeking to set aside an award which denied the arbitral tribunal's jurisdiction did not necessarily imply the applicability of one of the grounds contained in 1059 ZPO.

Free should imply no coercion, intimidation or manipulation.

This would imply a massive leap in migration.

They don't necessarily blend.

Lift isn't necessarily happy.

Death isn't necessarily painful.

That's not necessarily true.

That would imply that she has to lose weight.

It is not necessarily so.

Might is not necessarily right.

Yes, but not necessarily tense.

Well, that's not necessarily so.

But these reforms imply a change in culture and incentives.

Other tropical parasitic diseases imply similarly extraordinary burdens in Africa.

Mainstreaming may imply a risk of disappearing in the stream.

Well, I certainly didn't mean to imply any biological relationship.

But supporting Charlie Hebdo s right to express whatever message it chooses does not necessarily imply support for its portrayals of the Prophet Mohammed or a willingness to participate in their dissemination. Support for the principle does not demand endorsement of the practice.