Sentence examples for having been predetermined from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

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

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

People spend the vast majority of their time in public spaces in which everything has been predetermined for us.

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

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.

The guilt of the sixty-four-year-old Bo, who stands accused of graft, bribery, and abuse of power, has been predetermined.

But the Chinese State Council's decision to reduce the reserve boundaries strongly suggests that a favorable assessment has been predetermined, some environmental experts said in interviews.

In a statement after the auction, Rosneft said it had been prepared to offer $2.5 billion for the Slavneft stake, and that it would take legal action to overturn the results, which it said had been predetermined.