0 (especially of planned activities) going to fail, or extremely unlucky from the beginning: --
This is foredoomed to failure because it will break on the realities of the political situation.
The reality is that this is an inevitable consequence of the prolonged attempt to maintain too rigidly a pay policy that was foredoomed to failure.
I think that any intervention without these conditions being satisfied is foredoomed to failure.
For that reason it is foredoomed to failure.
He made a typically gallant and naturally foredoomed attempt to do it.
I can well believe that some people will think that that is a hopeless task, and that it is foredoomed to failure.
And if the decision is only to be binding if it is unanimous, is not the whole process foredoomed to failure?
That is why all attempts to escape from the dilemma and the conundrum by reducing the representation are foredoomed to failure.
