Sentence examples for introduction of academy from inspiring English sources

The revamped EFL Trophy format, with the introduction of academy sides from Premier League and Championship clubs, has provoked anger and derision.

The Premier League's chief executive, Richard Scudamore, has unequivocally insisted there will never be B teams in the Football League and that the introduction of academy sides into the EFL Trophy is not the "thin end of the wedge".

The role of the local authority in the education of the nation's children, which has been gradually eroded with the introduction of academies, will be virtually brought to an end.

The role of the local authority in the education of the nation's children, which has been gradually eroded with the introduction of academies, will be virtually brought to an end by such legislation.

The speech was the latest round in the skirmishing between Gove and the unions, which have opposed the introduction of academies and free schools, as well as resisting his attempts to change the employment conditions of teachers in state schools in England.

The introduction of the academy system was among other things an attempt to make central planning impossible.

So now we've got the introduction of the academy system that now includes 80 or 90 clubs throughout the entire nation.

The introduction of U23 academy sides from Premier League and Championship clubs in a re-formatted Football League Trophy sparked pre-season fan anger and calls for a boycott of the games.

He said council oversight of schools had been marginalised with the introduction of autonomous academies, and many were now reluctant to challenge academy trusts.

The introduction of the academies programme and AS-levels, widely regarded as pointless.

But Cameron adds some other good proposals that amount to forms of accountability based on the relatively successful introduction of school academies.