The association fears the benefits of the new academies will be focused narrowly on already successful schools in the home counties.
Moreover, to focus only on test results as a proof of success, as this report does, is to define successful education too narrowly.
Our cases reveal that larger-scale institutions can be successful at achieving narrowly defined goals but often fall short of achieving socially desirable sustainable outcomes.
Langmead is confident that their inconsistent form will change and lead to a successful season, after narrowly avoiding relegation in 2013-14.
He scored 14 goals in the 1951 52 season as Brighton narrowly failed to mount a successful challenge to Plymouth Argyle for the title, "was again the star of the side", and "was thought by many to be the most stylish inside-forward to play for the Albion".
This provision has been interpreted very narrowly in trade disputes and successful appeals on public health grounds have been limited [ 14, 97, 100].
Most plots, as the NSA has itself said, occurred overseas; and the PCLOB said the successful disruptions began with "narrowly focused surveillance of a specific individual".
But it is hard to avoid suspicions that the rules may be applied selectively to eliminate successful PPP candidates.A new constitution, narrowly passed in a recent referendum, reduces the number of lower-house seats from 500 to 480.
And, sometimes almost despite himself, he has been Jamaica's most successful leader in decades.Mr Golding narrowly won an election in 2007, ending 18 years in opposition for the JLP.
Photograph: Ivan Sekretarev/AP Updated at 11.05pm BST 10.55pm BST 90+2 min: There were two minutes of added time on the clock when Oscar scored Brazil's third, wrapping up a successful counter-attack after Perisic had narrowly failed to equalise for Croatia.
