While he doesn't necessarily approve of that particular concept, one thing is certain for Radoslav: "this place has a lot of history – a history that we can't just throw away so lightly".
If you want to release public services so that they sit off balance sheets and are free to innovate and compete, then you have to accept also that the independence grants a taxpayer-funded organisation freedom to behave in ways you don't necessarily approve.
We don't necessarily approve of them, but it's interesting to know that someone found the designs appealing enough to make a store with them.
She said while her parents didn't necessarily approve, they were certainly complicit in her excessive drinking.
I'll say this… although I didn't necessarily approve of my mothers methods, at times she did try to find a way to keep her kids with a roof over their heads.
"It's to protect, actually, the people who attend frankly, because we don't necessarily know of all the activities that go on in there and don't necessarily approve of all the activities that go on in there, especially if small children end up being invited to come".
However, there are many reasons why Members of Parliament might not question a statement, and this does not necessarily indicate that they approve of it; in the case of the Finance Act, for example, it could simply be that as the statement was not going to be added to the statute, they found no reason to actively oppose it.
A Sandor Krauss, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, says that a previously approved renovation does not necessarily impose liability on the co-op.
But the vote against cloning does not necessarily dim the prospects for Congress to approve federally financed stem cell research should President Bush come out against it.
So the Republican success today does not necessarily mean that the president's full tax plan will be approved.
