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1849 Bibliotheca Sacra & Theol. Rev. May 257 Sin is so interwoven with our nature from the beginning of our earthly life, as to co-determine the form of its development.

1878 Mind 3 554 Our actual beholding of a world in Euclidean space ought to depend on something in the impressions that codetermine our consciousness from without.

1907 W. James Pragmatism vi. 226 These factors co-determining each other incessantly.

1959 Brno Stud. in Eng. 1 34 The OE ‘diacritical e’ was always closely preceded by the letter whose phonematic equivalent it helped to co-determine.

2019 G. Roth Educated Underclass i. 18 Money also facilitates other essential processes that co-determine educational outcomes, rather than serving as the sole or primary factor.

1950 N.Y. Times 7 Apr. (Late City ed.) 12/4 The works council law gives the workers in a plant the right to ‘codetermine’ or act jointly with their employers in the basic economic policies of the plant.

1988 R. D. Winfield Reason & Justice iv. 282 The just state requires a body politic where citizens codetermine an order of self-government that is the very framework by which they exercise their agency as free citizens.

2003 Franchise Mag. New Year Issue 19/2 (advt.) Thanks to the Stakeholder Board which means Jani-King franchisees co-determine the company's future, new applicants are only recruited if they speak with existing franchisees.