Sentence examples for have predetermined that from inspiring English sources

It may be problematic to do this, if caregivers have predetermined that their own health is not only irrelevant but also out-of-bounds.

Deportivo's players had predetermined that they would take on Barça at its own game, attack and counterattack.

This high affinity makes it possible to have site-specific microparticles that have predetermined antibodies attached to the avidin Datta et al. (2006; Moro et al. 1997).

Concrete features might have predetermined values for some attributes that correspond to inherent properties of software elements (components and parameters), such as required memory, startup time, failure probability, accuracy, etc.

"The Senate Republicans have predetermined the outcome... that this will be a he said, she says, by taking that away," Murray added.

The expedition's other principal is Dr. Thomas Potter, a physician convinced that races have predetermined character types.

"At 22, I saw my life as a straight line, one that I had predetermined, and one that would never change," she said.

If the simplest and most direct reading means reading a few cherry-picked passages in English, through a filter that has predetermined male authority, without any regard to the rest of scripture, or the original language and culture of the passage, then that is not a responsible reading at all.

You may buy a blank journal or you can find a daily devotional journal that already has predetermined categories to write about.

The court said Friday that arguments from lawyers for Brian David Mitchell that publicity had predetermined his guilt did not meet standards for a change of venue.

"It is clear from the evidence that district had predetermined student's placement and denied parents meaningful participation in the decision-making process," Judge Barth wrote.