Sentence examples for official academy from inspiring English sources

Each film is afforded one official academy screening, paid for by the academy.

"Mailings that extol the merits of a film, an achievement or an individual are not permitted," say the official Academy campaign rules.

Mr. Isaac then hustled off to another Oscar campaign stop: an official academy screening of his film that was taking place elsewhere.

Each of the potential nominees is given at least one official academy screening, and most of the studios pay for additional screenings and send videotape or DVD copies of the films to academy members.

Men are well represented at the highest ranks of American ballet: at New York City Ballet, for which the school is the official academy, men (many of them foreign-born) make up more than 50percentt of principals and soloists and also hold the posts of ballet master and resident choreographer.

Once Montenegro gained independence from Serbia in 2006, however, DANU began a campaign to join the official academy, which receives government funding, and is about to be housed in a new, custom-designed building.

Certainly not in Paris, where the official academies still barely recognised most of these artists.

This year it featured Bob Geldof, Wole Soyinka, and a British TV historian called David Starkey, as well as Latin American writers of various generations including Jorge Edwards and Jorge Volpi.Last month Cartagena played host to the bi-annual Congress of the Spanish Language, a jamboree organised by the official academies that safeguard the western world's second-most-spoken tongue.

The cause was ovarian cancer, according to the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, of which the Ailey School is the official training academy.

When he was 17, his father arranged for his sketches to be shown to the editor in chief of French Vogue and enrolled him at the official couture academy in Paris.

Montenegro's official science academy may see its budget subject to month-by-month approvals, or even face deep budget cuts, if it does not comply with a law forcing it to merge with the country's unofficial science academy.