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Перевод: predetermine

[глагол]
предопределять; предначертать; предрешать; повлиять; направить чьи-л. действия в определенную сторону

Тезаурус:

1. By setting or programming these devices, a worker can predetermine the movement of machinery.
2. Having taken office in May 1979, the Conservative government made an early decision to amend the long-standing arrangements for meeting the increasing costs of public sector higher education by limiting the size of the "pool" for the financial year of 1980-;1, and an Education Bill was placed before Parliament giving the Secretary of State for Education the necessary power to predetermine the size of, or in the phrase that has crept into common usage, to "cap" the pool.
3. We never predetermine what we will sound like.
4. The way in which socio-economic surveys are planned and carried out often tends to predetermine the results obtained and, therefore, the action to be prescribed.
5. One important lesson which one can draw from this historical analysis is that it may not be possible to predetermine the nature of the proper relationship between politics and the press: each era spawns different sets of relationships which are closely linked to particular configurations of social, political and economic forces.
6. A Single European Currency would predetermine the creation of a federal political union and the abolition of the nation state for which, I suggested in Chapter 6, the countries of Europe were not ready.
7. Remembering that any discourse data to which the analyst has access will only be a fragment, it would be extremely difficult for the analyst to predetermine the complete set of discourse subjects which participants share prior to a particular discourse fragment.
8. It's too easy to ask closed questions which almost predetermine the response given.
9. In any case, length of stay does not predetermine his competence.
10. Is it possible to predetermine the types of conduct regarded as indecent?
11. Neither origins nor ends predetermine meaning, which for the reader may rest as much in the gaps between the stories as in the stories themselves, in their continuity and succession as in their uniqueness and completion.