Sentence examples for establishment of academies from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the Bundesliga clubs realised that the establishment of academies was the necessary next step.

Nicky Morgan, the Education Secretary, will set out moves to make it harder for opponents to thwart the establishment of academies.

The Lib Dems are debating a motion saying that they are "concerned by the establishment of academies and free schools under coalition policy".

The establishment of academies, which enables some specialist schools once again to set standards for entrance, has created for poor children some of the opportunities enjoyed by the rich.

He was an unremittingly traditional leftwinger, a fierce critic of high defence expenditure, the hereditary membership of the House of Lords and the establishment of academy schools.

The new Bill says that if local authorities believe there is a need for a new school in their area, they "must seek proposals for the establishment of an academy".

Associated phenomena include the establishment of the first academies of art and the collecting of drawings, an activity pioneered in print by Vasari in his Book of Drawings and followed in the round by the Medicis with the foundation of the Florentine Gabinetto dei Disegni, the first print room in Europe.

The education of the would-be versatile and worldly-wise gentleman was furthered not only by the continuation of the institution of private tutoring but also by the establishment of schools and academies for chevaliers and nobles, in which the emphasis was on such subjects as deportment, modern languages, fencing, and riding.

Despite the establishment of two officer academies including a naval school in Azerbaijan, the lack of such military experience was one factor that rendered Azerbaijan unprepared for the war.

"We will invest the monies that we receive from BT alongside the revenues that come from our other partners to continue our plan to grow the game of rugby throughout Scotland and deliver against our strategic plan and our recent policy paper initiatives - in particular, the establishment of a robust academy structure and to enhance the standard of club rugby".

Tristram Hunt told the BBC's Andrew Marr programme, that Labour would keep "good" free schools open and encourage "enterprise and innovation" in creating new school places by allowing the establishment of new parent-led academies.