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Meanings of predetermine in English

Catalan
predeterminar

Cause to be biased.

predeterminar
Usage of predetermine in English
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But I don't want to predetermine the outcome of any inquiry.
Radio NZ
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We can't, of course, predetermine what she will be doing in the party, he said.
The South African
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The important thing is not to predetermine what students can achieve before they have started.
The Guardian
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Ardern said she did not want to "predetermine" what might happen after that.
Radio NZ
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The Palestinians have spoken about limited territorial exchanges but chafe at Israeli moves to predetermine borders.
Reuters
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The Palestinians have spoken about limited territorial exchanges but balk at Israeli moves to predetermine borders.
Reuters
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Brown said: "We cannot ideologically predetermine allocations to a particular department at this stage."
The Guardian
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It should not predetermine whether or not they are given a job or have job opportunities.
News.com.au
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The United States has urged Israel not to take steps that could predetermine the city's future.
Reuters
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In an age of shrinking attention spans and digital overload, one negative review can predetermine expectations.
The Guardian
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Yet let no young woman predetermine that hers may not be an exception to the general law.
The Young Maiden
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There is no way to predetermine how many staff members you will need to maintain a management system.
Essential snmp, 2nd edition
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We cannot predetermine the outcome of the review and have to follow the current law, Dr Rodwell said.
Radio NZ
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It struck him that you can predetermine the moment when a war starts, but never when it will finish.
Depths
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Mr Lees-Galloway initially said changes would be made, but then backtracked saying he did not want to predetermine any future decisions.
Radio NZ
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Scope: A meta-analysis of studies selected using predetermined criteria without language restriction.
Pubmed
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Translations for predetermine
Predetermine through the time