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• v  determine beforehand
• v  cause to be biased
• s  set in advance
  at a predetermined time

• But, she added, "nor am I able to imagine that you believe--as Max has told me--that your 'complete rule of law' means that everything is predetermined, for example whether I am .
• At slower speeds, it seems easy enough: build up pyramids and break them down in a predetermined sequence.
• And we have watched as scientific integrity has been undermined and scientific research politicized in an effort to advance predetermined ideological agendas.

• predetermine
• bias
• preset

News & Articles

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• How to buy a pension
  Boomers looking for guaranteed income in retirement are making deferred income annuities increasingly popular. These are similar to immediate income annuities. You put money in and you get back a predetermined monthly payout for the rest of your life.
  June 13, 2013 - Bankrate.com

Quotes

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• Vladimir Putin in International Herald Tribune
  Nothing is predetermined at all,Putin said. "Stability and peace on our land have not fallen from the skies, they haven't yet become absolutely, automatically secured. This is the result of a very fierce fight, both inside the country and...
• Barack Obama in AFP
  We have watched as scientific integrity has been undermined and scientific research politicized in an effort to advance predetermined ideological agendas,Obama said. "We know that our country is better than this."
• Morgan Tsvangirai in International Herald Tribune
  We knew that whatever we did, it would lead to a predetermined outcome,Tsvangirai said. "If we participated he was going to claim victory. If we didn't he would claim victory."