Sentence examples for establishing academies from inspiring English sources

"Establishing academies is a big shift.

We have created a number of initiatives to assist our clubs in player development in addition to the M.L.S. Reserve League, including increasing the size of our rosters and establishing academy programs.

Catering is outstanding in many of the longest established academies.

They do not set fire to bistros or establish academies to protect their cultural patrimony.

"The women painters had to go through the established academies, which were controlled by men".

We have seen the model elsewhere: education companies have set up trusts to establish academies or free schools and then sold their services to those schools.

He said the plan was to identify areas "which stick out like sore thumbs" before picking sponsors to help establish academies.

In fact, it was typical in the 19th century for religious orders to establish academies whose tuition would be used to offset charges at free parish schools, said the Rev. Thomas Shelley, the author of a history of St . Josephs parish.

The school, which was one of the city's worst performing a few years ago, has used federal funds to add an hour to the school day, establish academies during breaks in the school year for students who fall behind and bring in extra help for struggling readers.

All these young academies that exist, they are really top-down, they have been created because established academies wanted to have a young academy.

The UK Government established "Academies" – independent schools, publically funded, but no longer under the control of the local authority.