Sentence examples similar to policy academies from inspiring English sources

And with Gove the Toxic One forcibly retired from politics in order to spend more time with his whips, it's down to you to explain to the nation just how wonderful the government's policy on academies is turning out to be.

The Nasuwt said the vocational education review was "a naked attempt to advance the flawed policy of academies and free schools".

The decision to suspend the professor instead "was made after careful review of all information collected as part of the process required under the federal policy governing academy faculty and staff," the academy said this week in a statement.

But I worry about the admission policies some academies may introduce.

In updating its 1999 policy, the academy's task force reviewed the medical literature on benefits and harms of the surgery.

His criticisms will raise eyebrows, coming from an organisation that through its founder – Philip Harris, has close links to the Conservative party and has been an enthusiastic supporter of policies expanding academies and free schools.

Whether it's the food industry dictating public health policy, school academy chains stuffing the pockets of directors' relatives, or the revolving-door appointments of politicians and civil servants to companies they previously favoured with contracts, it's the banks and corporations that call the shots in Whitehall and Westminster.

Though I disagree with your policies on academies and free schools, and even though I'm not sure I ever took part in an election where this huge change was flagged up, I can accept that the party that won the most votes thinks that what you're doing is a good idea.

"The academies policy is the settled decision of the Government," he says.

Fighting the government's academies policy is like boxing with a phantom.

He described the new education policy of returning academies to the control of local authorities as a "retrograde" and "terrible step".