Sentence examples for over academy from inspiring English sources

While Corbyn rebelled over academy conversion, foundation hospitals, the Iraq war, tuition fees and detention measures, Blairite MPs have offered their own warped form of 'principled rebellion' – airing their anti-Corbyn views in the press and decimating their party.

This is a very real film about what it means to 'keep it real.' " To that end, and perhaps to win over Academy voters, Banksy's normally under-the-radar production team has been busy describing their work in lengthy interviews.

David Lammy's letter (Stop this bullying over academy status, 17 December) and Warwick Mansell's article (It's the end of state education, 20 December) were both wrong on motives and methods.

"David Cameron has failed to put in place the appropriate checks over academy chain funding decisions, prioritising pace of expansion over the protection of public money and school standards," Brennan said.

Each year seems to bring at least one serious bust-up over Academy nominations.

There have been accusations of a lack of democratic accountability over the chains of providers which have taken over academies - and claims that they are a stepping stone towards privatisation.

They see collapsing vertebrae all around them, and pen hasty and simplistic books about how the lefties are taking over the academy.

Since then, the Building Schools for the Future programme has taken over, and academy buildings have been acquired through Partnerships for Schools and local authorities, with sponsorship providing other income unconnected to building work.

When the attack on the twin towers also destroyed the city's bunker in the sky at 7 World Trade Center, the Office of Emergency Management took over the academy's sixth-floor library, and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani gave his first news conference that afternoon beneath the clock at the back of the academy's auditorium downstairs.

Education charity Ark will take over Oldknow Academy from September.

They would have new leaderships imposed - such as being taken over by academy trusts.