Sentence examples for constituted school from inspiring English sources

DOVER, PENNSYLVANIA--Last night, the newly constituted school board here quietly made a historic move, voting unanimously to rescind a policy requiring students to be informed about Intelligent Design (ID) as an alternative to evolution.

Many of the artists also worked as teachers, and although argument has continued as to whether they ever truly constituted a "school", they unquestionably influenced later generations of young artists.

Although its members shared certain ideas and values, the Bloomsbury group did not constitute a school.

The January protests have been criticised for their lack of impact, but they did constitute a school of activism in a society in which the public have been relatively quiet since the early 1990s.

They constitute the school education system funded by government and the city education system funded by society, providing supports for citizens' formal education, non-formal education and informal learning (see Fig. 1).

In short, everyone has a different definition of what constitutes a school dropout, ranging from two weeks to three years.

The evidence showed clearly that the burden of parasitic infections in schoolchildren and poor sanitation conditions of the shantytown school constituted public health priority and strongly supports the needs of school health programmes aimed at reducing the prevalence of infections in schoolchildren and improving the sanitation conditions in and around of the schools.

The first two years of the lower secondary school constituted the "orientation stage".

Papini and his associate Giuseppe Prezzolini constituted the "magical" school of pragmatism, in the sense of seeking "divinely creative" power.

However, those with other types of education like Arabic school constituted only 0.7%.

As in Greenland, primary and middle school constitutes today 10 years of compulsory schooling both in Norway and Sweden.