Sentence examples for academy policy from inspiring English sources

In the March issue of New Humanist, we published Francis Beckett on the way Blair's city academy policy provided a back door into education for religious special interests.

That they are the first European winners on Latin American soil, or the fact this fourth World Cup title was the culmination of their decision to change playing style and youth academy policy a decade ago.

These and other series bring movies to New York that aren't in commercial release — but editorial policy, which follows Academy policy, is such that these screenings aren't considered releases, and therefore the movies that are shown there once or a handful of times aren't reviewed widely.

The investigation began after Mr. Allard and Senator John W. Warner, the Virginia Republican who is chairman of the Armed Services Committee, sent letters to Air Force Secretary James G. Roche asking for a full review of academy policies that are intended to encourage victims of sexual assaults to report incidents and to support victims after doing so.

The National Union of Teachers said the allegations in the letter were evidence the government's free schools and academy policies were open to abuse.

Since Osborne announced the all-academy policy, worried parents have been asking what happens if their lovely local primary joins other nearby schools to become a single academy trust.

"The academies policy is the settled decision of the Government," he says.

Fighting the government's academies policy is like boxing with a phantom.

But that original agitator of transparency back in 1959 was of the party, and George Osborne, the man who announced the all-academies policy, considers himself her heir apparent.

It concludes: "The development and implementation of the current academies policy could lead to 184 out of 276 primary schools being at serious risk".

Fowler says: "You would think that the minister responsible for overseeing the entire academies policy would make sure that his organisation follows Department for Education guidance".