Sentence examples for academies with a from inspiring English sources

A national system of academies with a national funding system will be too inflexible to meet local needs and priorities.

The famously successful London state school was one of the first academies, with a building designed by Richard Rogers and an inaugural head, Michael Wilshaw, who went on to become chief of Ofsted.

According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, Report on State and Local Law Enforcement Training Academies (BJS Report), the majority of police recruits receive their training in academies with a stress-based military orientation.

For instance, a Wall Street Journal article from last summer notes: "The majority of cadets at the nation's 648 law-enforcement academies in 2006 were trained at academies with a military-style regimen, which included paramilitary drills and intense physical demands.... "So-called soft skills have gotten less attention.

All Dutch-speaking students of the above mentioned music academies with a classical instrument as main subject (singers and conductors were excluded) and medical students from the Leiden University (all of them speaking Dutch) received an invitation.

"We feel there's a real danger in equating an increase in the number of academies with an increase in the quality of our schools.

Although Corps membership became voluntary in 1965, as of 2001 it was the United States' largest uniformed student body outside the service academies, with an enrollment of 2,318 cadets at the beginning of the 2006 2007 school year.

There is also a non-selective academy with a "grammar stream" in Sevenoaks.

He loved the academy with a devotion he never gave to any man or woman.

Gary Goodman, a real estate lawyer from Cranford, N.J., opened his academy with a former Dominican minor league player in 2009.

But President Lincoln founded the Academy with a mandate that went far beyond the science and technology of war.