Sentence examples for academy set up from inspiring English sources

The nucleus of the team — 6 of the starting 11 — came through an academy set up in Abidjan nearly 20 years ago by Jean-Marc Guillou.

The East London Music Academy, set up by his friend the DJ Will Kennard, of Chase & Status, and his brother, is a particularly good fit, he believes.

Some of those are drawn from the company's driver academy, set up amid fears of a shortage of professional drivers for its heavy lorries.

Perhaps the most famous military academy in East Asia, however, was the Whampoa Academy, an army academy set up by the Chinese Kuomintang (Nationalist) leader Sun Yat-sen near Canton in 1924 with Chiang Kai-shek as its first commandant.

An academy set up as part of Crossrail is expected to feed a new generation of skill British tunnelling workers into projects such as HS2 – and, in London's next big ambitious project being increasingly championed by transport planners, Crossrail 2.

The school, which will be 160 miles north of here, just outside the Botswana capital, Gaborone, will be the third such academy set up by the State Department in its effort to bolster the fight against burgeoning global crime syndicates.

Only maintained schools and those academies set up between 2008 and 2010 must comply with these standards.

Others point to a string of academies set up by Belgian clubs, like an 18-million-euro state-of-the-art site built by Standard Liège.

Contemporary artists in neighboring India, Pakistan and Bangladesh benefited from art academies set up over the years by the British Raj, but Nepal's isolation stunted development.

Also, academies set up from September 2010 do not need to comply with the standards and are free to promote healthy eating and good nutrition as they see fit.

There is dispute about the specific effects of academy status on performance, but almost all of the data relates to the small number of academies set up under the last government.