predetermine
પહેલેથી નક્કી કરી રાખવું
definition
verb
closed questions almost predetermine the response given
establish or decide in advance.
translation of 'predetermine'
પૂર્વસંકલ્પ કે નિશ્ચિય,
પહેલેથી નક્કી કરી રાખવું
example
An attempt by parliament to 'predetermine' the outcome of judicial activity is, at least on the face of it, in contravention of the doctrine of separation of powers which is in fact enshrined in our Constitution.
These methods in fact 'predetermine' the scientific level of research into various problems facing the military.
The interviewer has to 'predetermine' the total points to select a successful candidate.
It does not 'predetermine' the outcome of the immigration decision.
They often use a rheostat, which is similar to a humidistat, so that not only can you 'predetermine' the level of humidity you want, but also allow the machine to adjust intelligently to overall humidity.
Psychiatric pharmacogenetics attempts to define genetic variations in patients that will 'predetermine' their responses to a specific medication.
In answer to the first part of the question, this Government does not 'predetermine' the results of reviews.
closed questions almost 'predetermine' the response given
closed questions almost 'predetermine' the response given
The factor of surprise has become more important - it 'predetermines' the course and the outcome of initial operations and the entire campaign, therefore troops should be better prepared and their combat readiness should be improved.
Ultimately, it's the tension maintained throughout between 'predetermination' and improvisation that gives the recording a feeling of spontaneity and unpredictability that makes for engaging if exhausting listening.
Preset and 'predetermined' buildings, can be bought or rented, and can be furnished.
It touches on 'predetermination' and political responsibility without really delving into anything, as if raising an issue is the same as exploring it.
It cannot be based on any assumptions about human nature, and it cannot be expected to lead to 'predetermined' outcomes.
It is tempting to conclude that the outcome of the parliamentary elections is 'predetermined' .
This instruction tells the website to close a contract when the losses reach a 'predetermined' level.
Whether these agendas are 'predetermined' or the product of free will, it's largely irrelevant from our perspective.
What the revocation of bail effectively amounted to here was a 'predetermination' , a prejudgment by the trial judge on the question of guilt.
It's better to control distance by 'predetermining' the ball's trajectory.
In ‘The Thin Red Line’ nature's beauty and innocence is contrasted with the horror of war, and Bjork's character in ‘Dancer in the Dark’ challenges and defeats the 'predetermination' that a genetic defect will cause her son to go blind.
The user can only search for five variables and in a fixed way, 'predetermined' by the form.
In an Islamic framework, there is no room for acquiring capital at a fixed and 'predetermined' interest rate.
Creativity is neither random nor entirely 'predetermined' , in other words.
In my psychic readings, I don't usually see an unchangeable, 'predetermined' event.
Like most Arab palaces, the Al-Sijood was built gradually, without a 'predetermined' plan.
No matter where they start, they all seem 'predetermined' to flee as far as possible.
The government allocated transferable rights to emit 'predetermined' levels of emissions.
Perhaps the most damning evidence is in the chapter by Painter, which argues that the use of questionnaires imposes culture on others and inevitably 'predetermines' responses.
They pass on hereditary privileges: a mother's rank 'predetermines' that of the daughter.
There is no 'predetermined' or universal or permanent definition.
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