for or that

Which are correct please? Would I have to modify in order for them to be correct?
Striking Iran would make it 'inevitable' that regime obtains nukes.
Striking Iran would make it 'inevitable' for the regime obtains nukes.
Developments in computers and telecommunications will make it inevitable that parents will be able to select specific educational services and curriculum...
Developments in computers and telecommunications will make it inevitable for parents to select specific educational services and curriculum...

How would you phrase the following?
Would I have to modify in order for them to be correct?
Would I have to modify so that they are correct?

Thanks