Preordained

The preordained number of pages for the report was specified by the supervisor.

The preordained list of songs for the concert was finalized by the band.

The preordained seat for the bride and groom was in the front row.

The preordained order of speakers for the event was decided by the organizers.

The preordained schedule for the sports event was announced weeks in advance.

The preordained schedule for the conference was announced in advance.

The preordained plan for the city's urban development was proposed by the urban planner.

The preordained list of requirements for the job was provided by the employer.

The preordained plan for the construction of the building was already approved.

The boss preordained that the employees must attend the meeting.

The parent preordained that their child must finish their vegetables before leaving the table.

The king preordained that all citizens must pay taxes.

The religious leader preordained the rituals for the upcoming holiday.

The coach preordained the team's game plan before the big match.

Some religions teach that each person has a preordained destiny that cannot be changed.

Some people find comfort in the idea that their future is preordained, as it takes away the pressure of decision-making.

The ancient Greeks believed in the preordained nature of the fates.

The prophet believed that he had been given a vision of the preordained fate of the world.

She thought that everything that happened was preordained by a higher power.

The concept of predestination in Christianity suggests a preordained future.

The protagonist of the novel felt trapped by the preordained events of his life.

The preordained course of history is often shaped by the decisions of powerful leaders.

The philosophy of fatalism holds that all events are preordained and that human action cannot change them.

He felt that his life was preordained and that he had no control over what happened to him.

The concept of a preordained fate can be both comforting and terrifying at the same time.

The idea that everything is preordained goes against the concept of free will.

The old woman believed that everything that happened was preordained by God.

Some people believe that fate is preordained, and that there's nothing they can do to change their future.

Some people reject the idea of a preordained destiny and believe that they can shape their own lives.

The preordained outcome of the match was clear from the beginning.

Many religious people believe that their ultimate destiny is preordained by God.

His preordained fate was sealed the moment he made that decision.

The preordained meeting of two souls changed their lives forever.

The prophecy foretold of a preordained hero who would save the world.

The impending storm felt preordained, as if it was always meant to happen.

It was preordained that the sun would rise in the morning.

The team's defeat seemed preordained from the beginning.

The couple's breakup was preordained by their constant arguing.

The doctor knew that the patient's death was preordained due to their terminal illness.

The preordained norms of etiquette dictate proper behavior at formal events.

The preordained religious beliefs of the community are respected by all.

The preordained values of the company are honesty and integrity.

The preordained fact that the earth revolves around the sun was discovered by Galileo.

The preordained principles of democracy include free and fair elections.

The preordained beliefs of Christianity include the divinity of Jesus.

She believed that her fate was preordained by a higher power.

The therapist suggested that his patient's behavior was preordained by his childhood experiences.

The outcome of the game was preordained from the beginning.

The government had preordained the terms of the peace negotiations.

The prophecy preordained that the chosen one would save the kingdom.