| The first act of God to remedy the damage and danger, was to predestine an elect people to be restored to the image of his son. |
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| Human beings are not born alike, but with different abilities that predestine them for different tasks in a well-ordered state. |
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| Genetic factors may predestine a person to a life of heavy smoking, drinking, and drug-taking. |
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| Independence, impartiality and experience as a mediator predestine the notary for this task. |
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| Although nothing in his immediate background appeared to predestine him for a music career. |
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| Its many advantages predestine the system for use in banks, open plan offices, shopping centres, airports, shopping arcades, and anywhere else where elegant and convenient sliding glass walls are needed for room partitioning. |
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| Eriugena argues in De divina praedestinatione that God, being perfectly good, wants all humans to be saved, and does not predestine souls to damnation. |
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| His impressive presence and absolute commitment to performing well, combined with incredible scope and a perfect jumping technique predestine this stallion for a big-time career in show jumping and breeding. |
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| Improved energy efficiency and reduced reaction times predestine the AMS4 to be used in brightness detection applications in displays for mobile devices, from mobile phones and PDAs to digital cameras. |
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| We agree with Calvinists that God has the power and the knowledge to do what Calvinists say God has done, namely, predestine that some people will be saved and others not. |
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| Predestine looks worth a bet the Mercedes-Benz of Lincoln Parts Express National Hunt Juvenile Novices' Hurdle at Market Rasen tomorrow. |
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| Predestine looks worth a bet the Mercedes-Benz of Lincoln Parts Express 'National Hunt' Juvenile Novices' Hurdle at Market Rasen tomorrow. |
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