Sentence examples for has long been predetermined from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wen's annual report is the most substantive event at a meeting whose agenda has long been predetermined by the leadership.

Mr. Wen's annual report is the most substantive event of every opening session of the National People's Congress, as the legislature is called, a meeting whose agenda has long been predetermined by the leadership.

Ever since Warner arrived, the coaches have insisted that nothing has been predetermined.

But since 1987, everything about the debates has been predetermined by the party bosses who run Washington.

"Economic policy for the near term has been predetermined, and I don't see any deviation from that".

And political analysts and party insiders say a guilty verdict for Mr. Bo has almost certainly been predetermined.

Jenny is a tragic figure, in the real sense of the word: she can't change the course of her life; everything has been predetermined.

Once a conclusion has been predetermined, the investigation of the question is compromised.

"It was as if everything had been predetermined," he said.

Man could not will his salvation; his future state had been predetermined by God.

Therefore, a massive propaganda campaign was initiated to justify Flavian rule as having been predetermined through divine providence.