Sentence examples for defended academy from inspiring English sources

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.

But a question-and-answer session after his speech drew shouts of disagreement when he defended academy schools and after he praised the report into public sector pensions by Lord Hutton, the former Labour peer.

How, I ask, does Ms Teather feel about the hypothetical possibility that she'll have to defend academies in the Commons, should Mr Gove be indisposed?

PrettyBrightFireflies defended multiple academy trusts, saying they were not all remote, faceless corporations.

General Gilbert defended the academy's judicial system, saying that although each case is different, each is prosecuted to the fullest extent of military law possible based on the available evidence.

Speaking with the Croydon Guardian shortly after the ban came into effect, a school spokeswoman defended the academy and said the initiative was one of the many ways in which the school wanted to build the vocabulary of its students and believed this would give them the necessary skills they needed to express themselves confidently and appropriately for a variety of audiences.

SUPES spokesman Dennis Culloton defended the academy's work, saying "it stands behind the countless hours of training it has provided to Chicago Public Schools principals".

Thorsten Schmidt of RBMA vigorously defends the academy's commitment to music.

Defending the academy's overall handling of sexual assault cases, Brig.

But in the letter sent to members on Wednesday the academy defended its plan and vehemently rejected suggestions the changes were intended to hurt any particular group.

There a small band of Mexico's sons the "Niños Héroes" ("Boy Heroes")—defended their military academy to the death rather than follow the order to retreat.