Sentence examples for not necessarily ordered from inspiring English sources

Attacks in Kunduz are not necessarily ordered from Quetta, Dam said, and any new leader will find it difficult to control all fronts at once.

"Apolitical and benign books have no problem getting approval because they are ideologically neutral and don't make you think and imagine as novels do," says the owner of a bookshop.The restrictions are not necessarily ordered by top people in the government although they rarely intervene to correct the situation, fearing confrontation with hardline pressure groups.

The neurons within a cluster are not necessarily ordered.

Moreover, it is pointed out that lower and upper functions, and the correspondent first derivatives, are not necessarily ordered.

Going back one step, in the measured range profile, even if the time delays are resolvable, they are not necessarily ordered as in τ i,i=2,i=2.

In this section, it will be introduced the notations and definitions needed forward together with some auxiliary functions useful to construct some ordered functions on the basis of the not necessarily ordered lower and upper solutions of the referred problem.

With this victory, Azarenka will restore some symmetry but not necessarily order.

That idea of Russia desperately lacks nuance: Putin may set the tone for everything that happens in the country, but he doesn't necessarily order every politically charged murder.

Imprisonment need not necessarily be ordered in a jail because the penitentiary of the State is unsuitable.

In general this will be in order of importance, not necessarily the order in which the experiments were performed.

The red Javalineer and yellow Phalangist were part of a winning Battalion Order and losing Battalion Order (not necessarily in that order) that had different sums.