Mocked by critics as "Gucci protesters", opponents worry that children will be held back by schoolmates destined to be social and economic laggards and by teachers who cater to their weaknesses.
Last week, commuters awakened to the news that 100 new double-decker cars would be purchased and rolling -- or backed up at the tunnel -- by 2007, destined to relax the rush-hour sardine syndrome caused by increasing ridership.
This empty place, called the Siege Perilous, could not be occupied without peril except by the destined Grail hero.
"Lost Memory of Skin" is a major new work by Russell Banks destined to be a canonical novel of its time.
But these burdens turned out in the end to be blessings too; Bavaria was not held back by industries destined to become uncompetitive, except in parts of Franconia, the Protestant north, which now lag behind the south.
In 1868 she joined the staff of the Newark Morning Register, which had recently been established by Richard Watson Gilder, destined to be the most famous of her five talented brothers.
The Croatia midfielder fired a ball through a packed area that had fallen to him when the Villarreal defender Victor Ruiz disrupted a free-kick by Lionel Messi destined for Luis Suárez.
He deplored the decay of Latin and enjoined its study by those destined for the church, but he also wished all young freemen of adequate means to learn to read English, and he aimed at supplying men with "the books most necessary for all men to know," in their own language.
Taken together, these data show that in both supergroups, Wolbachia are not maintained in the embryonic germline precursors, but are inherited by blastomeres destined for a hypodermal fate.
Emphasizing the unity of humankind over its division into different states and peoples, by arguing that humans are destined by Nature to be sociable and live in harmony, Erasmus pleaded for national and religious tolerance and regarded like-minded people as his compatriots (Querela Pacis).
