The following video example of the process of planning demonstrates this and aims give readers/viewers a sense of how this learning environment becomes constituted during the planning stage.
"Traveller tenants' associations or residents' groups need to become legally constituted.
The England Riots, as they have become known, constituted the most serious bout of civil unrest in a generation.
"The question has now become, What constitutes a 'significant presence?' " said Markus Hesse, a transport and logistics analyst at Sal. Oppenheim in Frankfurt.
Given the rise of social media, the question becomes: what constitutes a burning cross in the digital era?
In Zambia, an estimated 30-49% of infants born to women infected with HIV become infected, constituting around 21,000 infant infections each year (Bond et al 2000).
As a result of the testing, the U.S. territory of Palau drew up the first nuclear-free constitution, and in 1979, by a 92 percent majority vote, became the first constituted nuclear-free zone in the world.
A very speculative estimate, based on our results, would rely on our observation that among all veterans in our sample who carried "at risk" BChE genotypes and also used PB during the war, 80% became GWI cases, constituting 9% of all cases in our study.
In 1890, Alexandria became the first fully constituted municipality in Egypt.
By 1307, Parliament, thus broadly constituted, had become the distinctive feature of English politics, though its powers were still undefined and its organization embryonic.
