Sentence examples for academies that is from inspiring English sources

After taking power, Fidel Castro underwrote a crackerjack network of state-sponsored ballet academies that is still going strong.

"Science is more and more living in a glass house," said Robbert Dijkgraaf, a physicist at the University of Amsterdam and co-chairman of the InterAcademy Council, a multinational organization of science academies that is reviewing the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change at the request of the United Nations.

Some local authorities are vying to regain control over those academies that are not faring well.

Academies that are already open can ask for this clause to be included in their agreement.

The fear is that individual, or "single converter", academies that are not part of a wider  chain nor financially linked to a local authority.

Humanists demanded plans to provide designated places for free research in academies that were princely or private institutions and, as such, not controlled by the church.

That is not true of the 7,000 free schools and academies that are an unholy hybrid of private company and charitable foundation, leading to financial scandals.

My frustration is that they don't have the teeth to tackle academies that are blatantly not meeting their legal and moral responsibility to serve their whole community.

We have academies that are "managed by trusts, companies limited by guarantee", as my old comprehensive school in Oxford is now tagged.

Free schools are like academies that are set up by parents or local community organisations when they don't like their local school.

2010 Michael Gove, the new education secretary, says he hopes academies that are autonomous from local authorities become "the norm" and urges all schools in the country to apply for academy status, including, for the first time, primaries.