Sentence examples for necessarily integrated in from inspiring English sources

We may therefore conclude that the methods and tools are available – but not necessarily integrated in sound methodologies – to give planners and decision-makers the ability to evaluate a range of solutions within a general decision-making or negotiation context.

Finally, while it is useful to divide the discussion on support for practice into three spheres here, it is also important to remember they are interdependent and, in practice, necessarily integrated.

Health system functions do not necessarily need to be integrated in and of themselves in order to facilitate integrated services.

This was not necessarily expected, as the construct was presumably integrated in a random site in the genome, where it could have affected important gene functions.

While IDP camps may have slum-like conditions (UNDP 2011), they are not necessarily informal settlements located in urban areas (Kenya Human Rights Commission [KHRC] 2011), besides the many IDPs integrated in communities (Kamungi 2013).

As remarriage is socially not necessarily tolerated, widows have difficulties taking care of their family in an appropriate way, especially when they are not further integrated in the community [ 52].

I'm integrated in our community.

"Now equality is integrated in the party.

It was racially integrated in 1956.

"It is completely integrated in our laws and completely integrated in our tradition".

"It was always integrated in Windows," Mr. Poole said.