Sentence examples similar to fundamental academy from inspiring English sources

In the end, the Emmys, not unlike some other professional awards, are beset by a fundamental contradiction: the academy is both judge and booster.

The Education Secretary was urged to begin planning a "fundamental shift" in academies' status before the 2015 election.

In that context, a fundamental principle of the academy (which is, I admit, sometimes only honored in the breach) is the recognition that speech that demeans, denigrates or humiliates is a wholly unacceptable impediment to achieving our goals, and inconsistent with our commitment to civil discourse.

Marshall Fundamental 35, St. Monica Academy 14: If there's good news for the Crusaders, it's that the San Marino Tournament is over.

The government is to abandon its policy of charging charities, businesses and individuals a £2m sponsorship fee to run academies, in a fundamental change to the scheme designed to sweep away accusations that Labour has privatised schools.

An officer since 1983, Sergeant Alexander said he attended the academy for the most fundamental reason: he needed a secure, respectable job to provide for a young family.

"This is not a judicial ruling; it is not a law," said Michael J. Saks, a psychology and law professor at Arizona State University who presented fundamental weaknesses in forensic evidence to the academy.

Self-control is one of the fundamental "character strengths" emphasized by KIPP — the KIPP academy in Philadelphia, for instance, gives its students a shirt emblazoned with the slogan "Don't Eat the Marshmallow".

To become an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), fire department officers have to receive fundamental medical education for 250 hours in the fire academy.

The three — David J. Gross, of the University of California at Santa Barbara, H. David Politzer, of the California Institute of Technology, and Frank Wilczek, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology — "dealt with fundamental questions, problems that occupied physicists throughout the 20th century," the academy said.

Of "Lust," published in German in 1989, the academy said Ms. Jelinek "lets her social analysis swell to fundamental criticism of civilization by describing sexual violence against women as the actual template of our culture".