Sentence examples for predetermined issues from inspiring English sources
This approach is generally regarded as suitable when there are predetermined issues to explore within a limited time frame [ 17, 18].
A semistructured interview guide guaranteed that predetermined issues were covered during the interview.
Moreover, throughout the process Israel continued to expand its settlements, so flouting America's written promise that no party would "take unilateral actions to predetermine issues" (a Letter of Assurance on the terms of the 1991 Madrid peace conference).The second option would be to go straight for a permanent solution.
During a senate hearing, which focused on the country's foreign policy in the Middle East, attorney general George Brandis, responding to questions, rejected use of the term "occupied", saying it predetermined an issue subject to Israeli-Palestinian negotiations.
Once Mr Abbas had dropped his demand to predetermine core issues, Mr Olmert perhaps sensing the Palestinian leader's weakness began salami tactics on the new arrangement.
Palestinian negotiators objected to that line, arguing that such a sentence would predetermine the issue of right of return of Palestinian refugees and their families to their pre-1948 homes.
Next, we identified themes using predetermined and emerging issues identified during the familiarization.
The politics of inertia predetermined the result.
Jerome Corsi -- who promoted the issue so much at WND that he wormed his way onto Sheriff Joe Arpaio's incompetent "cold-case posse" investigating Obama's eligibility, thus ensuring its investigation would be biased and the outcome predetermined -- has been utterly silent on the issue so far.
And when a district court's finding of a so-called fact is as interwoven as it is here with constitutional consequences, we cannot accept a finding whereby the constitutional issue is predetermined.
He also wrote "90 votes -- few center," a reflection of how many votes on any given issue were predetermined in the Senate.
