Sentence examples for failing free from inspiring English sources
Failing schools would be turned into academies; failing free schools would be turned into freer schools; failing academies would be turned into … Cameron hunted around for the right word before settling for "academies".
Only it just so happened that all the failing free schools were in areas where the local education authorities were a complete mess.
Ofsted insiders said they feared the reporting of more failing free schools would follow in the weeks and months to come.
Jeremy Corbyn came closest to landing a hit, with his suggestion that failing free schools should be subject to the scrutiny of local authorities.
Last month this newspaper revealed a secret plan to focus support on failing free schools because of the "political ramifications of any more free schools being judged inadequate".
The message of the Sanders campaign was not new, but rather made an old case with new urgency: America must secure its future by transitioning away from the failing free market model and towards a new system of shared prosperity.
A man found the fox in his back garden in Hounslow on Sunday morning with its head jammed and called the RSPCA for help after failing to free it.
One of the masked men then reads a statement in Arabic accusing Mr. Blair of failing to free the female prisoners before pulling out a large knife and cutting off Mr. Bigley's head.
Chief Executive of Child Poverty Action Group Alison Garnham, said: "The DWP's own evaluation finds that the 'bedroom tax' is not only pushing families into hardship but it's also failing to free up more accommodation for families, the key argument ministers used to justify this controversial policy.
Alison Garnham, chief executive of the Child Poverty Action Group, said:"The DWP's own evaluation finds that the bedroom tax is not only pushing families into hardship but it's also failing to free up more accommodation for families – the key argument ministers used to justify this controversial policy".
The United States and the European Union have criticized Belarus for failing to hold free or fair elections since Mr. Lukashenko came to power in 1994.
