Although they are all in the international section, the men may not necessarily meet.
I volunteered to fly to Israel, but was told that he wouldn't necessarily meet with me when I got there.
But even the wholesale leaking of information regarding the U.S. security apparatus would not necessarily meet that standard.
Services for those with classic autism will not necessarily meet the needs of those with high-functioning autism or Asperger syndrome.
"There is no reason why we would necessarily meet with Ahmadinejad before we know that he is actually in power," Mr. Obama told reporters.
Socialising out of work hours is a chance to get in front of people you might not necessarily meet during the day.
"New open source tools such as Dropbox are being increasingly used in the public sector, but because they were generically created for the commercial market, they don't necessarily meet the government's requirements for security and audit".
Our initiative based on this will give people who wouldn't necessarily meet the criteria of similar saving projects or rent deposit schemes the chance to securely put money away for a deposit when they are ready to move on.
Buster's planting is quite random, and the tree has to be carefully examined in the round, since quite often one has grown into its neighbour and wouldn't necessarily meet the standards of the Christmas tree inspectors.
An approach that focuses on meeting targets – building the requisite number of toilets – also falls short, because it tends to lead to a top-down, one-size-fits-all approach that does not necessarily meet local needs.
And I think you need to not be embarrassed — you'll never necessarily meet the reader, and the reader is a grown-up person (if it's one of my books) and has thoughts and has performed activities in the area and will hopefully go with you if you're being honest and in some way feasible within the bounds of human nature.
