Till the predetermined time .

Whose provision is predetermined

Till the predetermined time .

Whose provision is predetermined

Interests are not fixed or predetermined.

We only postpone it until a predetermined time .

We only postpone it until a predetermined time .

We will only postpone it until a predetermined time ,

We will only postpone it until a predetermined time ,

The outcome of the comprehensive review is not predetermined.

But what the future will bring is by no means predetermined.

Will be gathered together on a certain day which is predetermined .

Will be gathered together on a certain day which is predetermined .

There must be a way to prevent it after all, history is not predetermined.

I have rejected trekking along a railroad track that could only reach a predetermined destination.

Technique The technique involves continuous writing, usually for a predetermined period of time (often five to fifteen minutes).

Converting some portion of debt to equity under predetermined solvency threatening conditions would provide an extra layer of protection.

Were it not for a predetermined decree from God , an awful punishment would have afflicted you for what you have taken .

Were it not for a predetermined decree from God , an awful punishment would have afflicted you for what you have taken .

If war is innate to human nature, as is presupposed and predetermined by many psychological theories, then there is little hope of ever escaping it.

But, however well intentioned, scaring the public into a predetermined solution often backfires when people eventually realize that they have been misled, they lose confidence and interest.

He understand social economic catastrophes are not predetermined by a person's race but are wrought by government policies that exploit the politically disenfranchised and the economically weak.

Identifying and negotiating goals at the beginning of a reporting period allows managers to measure performance against predetermined goals assignments at the end of a reporting period.

(c) The use of objective and predetermined criteria for public procurement decisions, in order to facilitate the subsequent verification of the correct application of the rules or procedures

The proportion of such enterprises that have been clearly recognized as complying with predetermined criteria of environmental good practice, such as participation in ecolabels programmes, is very low.

Certification is a mechanism for ensuring that an activity (or product) meets predetermined standards that may have been set by the Government, the private sector or both acting jointly.

Comment by the Administration. The UNRWA Audit and Inspection Committee deliberated on this issue in December 2004 and acknowledged that UNRWA followed the predetermined criteria for third party audits.

Central banks should put a floor under the value of a country s banking system by committing to buy shares in an index fund of bank stocks at a predetermined price.

And while the reintegration of Kosovo into Serbia or the territorial division of Kosovo into Serb and Albanian areas may not be feasible solutions, there is no predetermined outcome of such talks.

But more succinctly, the problems are endemic lack of trained personnel, inadequate payment, a tradition from colonial times of dialogue about cases with the Ministry of Justice, apparently predetermined outcomes of trials .

Then again, obesity is sometimes viewed as a genetically predetermined normal predisposition, understood in terms of an evolutionary biological drive to accumulate body fat in order to prevent starvation in times of famine.

Chapter 6 Quantity control measures Measures intended to restrain the quantity of imports of any particular good, from all sources or from specified sources of supply, through restrictive licensing, fixing of predetermined quotas or prohibitions.

The NIC report rightly concludes that there is no predetermined answer to what the world will look like in 2030. Whether the future holds benign or malign scenarios depends in part on the policies that we adopt today.

We are reasoning, deliberating human beings, and our genes are not the masters of our fate. We should not become so enthralled by the explanatory power of the behavioral sciences that we succumb to the belief that moral progress is predetermined.

The Group remained concerned about the weaknesses in the selection process and the Galaxy support tool and, in particular, about issues relating to transparency and the application of predetermined criteria for the selection of candidates by means of that tool.

Many indigenous representatives believe that any given process of free, prior and informed consent may result in consent or non consent and that neither outcome should be regarded as good or bad or be predetermined, as long as appropriate mechanisms are in place.

This is not the germs that medicos were trained to deal with this is a different definition of health, health that has a great advantage because it's external, it's shared, we can do something about it, as opposed to internal, genetically predetermined or individualized.

According to this type of interpretation, and the constant emphasis placed on it, a man is formally a head of a household in the family who works very hard to support his family , which means that he is predetermined for a public, social, and political life.

In paragraph 170 of its report, the Board recommended that UNRWA establish a mechanism to formally evaluate, on the basis of predetermined criteria, requests from third parties to conduct audits and reviews, in consultation with other United Nations organizations, with a view to applying consistent practices.

As a result, two smaller senior committees one for policy issues and the other for management and reform matters have been created. I have also introduced a much more transparent system for the selection of new United Nations senior leaders with an open selection process based on predetermined criteria.