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.
The broad lines of the arguments are more or less predetermined by the subject: to what extent are state schools floundering; what subjects should be on the curriculum; are the middle classes hopelessly hypocritical about their own kids' education?
Using a predetermined randomization table, subjects were assigned to one of two groups for 20 min daily treatment for 1 month – direct visual observation of another person's lower limbs and feet moving coupled with the subject moving his phantom limbs and feet mimicking the same movements (n = 11) or mental visualization of moving the subject's phantom limbs and feet (n = 9).
In all cases, the item means for subjects with predetermined severe endometriosis symptoms were worse (i.e., higher) compared with subjects with predetermined mild symptoms.
Every evening there's wine and cheese and a little speech, which probably enhances the position of one of the tank's funders or their predetermined position on any subject.
We excluded subjects meeting predetermined conditions.
The corresponding number of subjects was predetermined by stratum, and a main and two substitute samples were extracted from the census, randomly establishing a one-to-one relationship between units of the main and each of the substitute samples to reduce any bias caused by replacements.
The paper provides a foundation for a widely-used assumption in public finance, namely that individuals optimize their behavior subject to a predetermined and commonly known tax system.
As a result, in another stage emission level is minimized independently subject to a predetermined amount of customers' satisfaction (PE) (Eq. 6).
