Sentence examples for predetermined stance from inspiring English sources
However, while one candidate, Peta Watson-Smithashas compared factory farming to the Holocaust quite rightly provoking fury the shock-horror line of reporting says less about what's really happening than it does about a predetermined stance on the part of the papers.
However, while one candidate, Peta Watson-Smithashas compared factory farming to the Holocaust – quite rightly provoking fury – the shock-horror line of reporting says less about what's really happening than it does about a predetermined stance on the part of the papers.
Dallas's political stance seemed predetermined from the day he was born, in Acton, west London, when his staunchly socialist parents, Nancy (nee Knowles and Jackk, registered him as a member of the Labour party and named him Karl Frederick (after Marx and Engels).
The N.C.A.A. has had a moratorium on awarding predetermined championships to South Carolina since 2001, while the A.C.C. and the Southeastern Conference have largely adhered to similar stances.
"Nothing is predetermined.
"It is all predetermined.
The outcome is predetermined.
"They haven't predetermined policy.
Registers are predetermined memory locations.
The future's not predetermined, after all.
