Sentence examples for academy constituency from inspiring English sources

The critics may not have actual overlap with the Academy constituency, but its choices helps distill the best-of list to the must-watch list.

The loudest cries of "shame" came when Miliband defended academy schools in his constituency, which he said had made a big difference to education standards.

Labour MP Kate Hoey, whose Vauxhall constituency contains the academy, said on Twitter: "I invite Cllr Cherry to visit Durand Academy in Stockwell to meet those who will be boarding.

"It's going to be harder this year for smaller movies," said Goldstein, suggesting there was a large, older constituency among the academy's 5,816 voters who might favour traditional historical dramas.

Fallon told BBC Radio 4's Today programme the government "needs to widen choice", and said parents in his constituency now had the options of academies, free schools and grammar schools.

The recommendations will be controversial with constituencies both inside and outside of the academy, many of whom will prefer to maintain the status quo rather than give up some imagined power to influence decision making.

He launched into praise for a local academy which had "made a big difference to kids in my constituency!" There was grumbling, as if all their tummies had decided it was lunchtime.

That in fact is the core meaning of academic freedom — the right of the academy to make its own decisions about academic matters and to be free from the pressures exerted by outside constituencies, even when some members of those outside constituencies are themselves academics.

Bombón knows his constituency.

They dominate constituency associations.

Labour was further troubled by local splits, including a row over a planned academy school in Preston, which saw the council education chair deposed and then fought and beaten in the poll by the local party's constituency chair.