Translations for „predetermination“ in the English » German Dictionary

pre·de·ter·mi·na·tion [ˌpri:dɪˌtɜ:mɪˈneɪʃən, Am -ˌtɜ:rməˈ-] N no pl form

predetermination

Vor[her]bestimmung f

predetermination PHILOS

Prädetermination f

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These remarks show predetermination and bias.

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For the president, belief in historical predetermination substitutes for action.

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But not all contractors or public agencies have the foresight to conduct a predetermination hearing, or the knowledge to know that a project falls under prevailing wage rules.

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The choice of one or the other method requires predetermination for typical cases.

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He clarified for our benefit, that our apprehension that there was a predetermination that the company had breached its licence, was unfounded.

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All options had risks, but this approach meant it could be argued as indicating predetermination, not demonstrating a fair process, and could be open to judicial review.

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The assumption that only girls need further guidance in self-image and self-esteem but not boys, emphasizes gender as predetermination for self-awareness and confidence.

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Whereas instinct involves the maximum of genetic predetermination, intelligence seems completely freed from this predetermination.

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Councils usually appointed external commissioners so there was no risk of bias or predetermination, she said.

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In other words, it is a pre-disposition rather than a predetermination.

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