Sentence examples for on academy from inspiring English sources

Gove said that schools that have been branded "unsatisfactory" by inspectors would be "unlikely to be capable of taking on academy status".

From now on, academy members who want to see the dozens of films competing, will have to seek them out at cinemas or specially organised screenings.

Fiona Millar, an education campaigner said the "vast majority" of England's primary and secondary schools had chosen not to become academies and this was why the government was "having to force them" to take on academy status.

Some "faith schools", however, do not discriminate, in some cases because the law does not allow them to; others have a religious character now but may well, when taking on academy status with the possibility of growth, wish to free themselves of the restrictive status of being "of a religious character" which has ceased to be relevant to them.

The government has said it made an election pledge to allow schools to take on academy freedoms in September; that the bill has been scrutinised at length in the House of Lords and that taking the committee stage on the floor of the Commons allows more MPs to have their say on this important bill.

Or that restrictions should be imposed on academy players.

Under an earlier plan, the French architect Christian de Portzamparc was to have designed the museum, on Academy-owned land in Hollywood.

Fortunately, if viewers have already watched Inside Job, the spot-on Academy Award winner, they will not be led too far astray by this film's adulation of the likes of Henry Paulson and Timothy Geithner.

How narrow that business can really be is especially visible on Academy Awards night.

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Now, Columbia, which took the top honors on Academy Awards night in 1988 with "The Last Emperor," directed by Bernardo Bertolucci and produced by Jeremy Thomas, has a chance to finally do it again — some 23 years later.