Sentence examples for public academies from inspiring English sources

Jews were barred from church schools, of course, but until the Italian Renaissance, and the later Enlightenment in other parts of Europe, they were likewise forbidden from public academies, organizations and functions.

In his 1791 report to George Washington, L'Enfant imagined a lively promenade flanked not by museums and bureaucratic offices but by sites offering "diversion to the idle"—theatres, assembly halls, and public academies.

The public school academy was meant for people like us".

Two years ago, Akelia applied to the magnet program's law and public safety academy because she wanted to be a lawyer.

One possibility might be the city's Rippowam Center, the former Rippowam High School, where Mr. Mazzullo said he envisioned establishing a public technology academy.

Mayor Brown, once known as Governor Moonbeam, sounds downright conservative these days, what with his talking tough on crime and promoting a public military academy for young people.

David Sproxton, the co-founder of Aardman Animations, will open the country's first public animation academy, in Khayelitsha, the giant township on the outskirts of Cape Town, tomorrow.

Called Governor Moonbeam when he was California's chief executive 20 years ago, Mr. Brown has lately been promoting a public military academy for young people and talking tough on crime.

And there is indeed the feeling among a few governors I spoke with that the voting structure now in place, which allows for a variable slate of five to 10 best picture nominees — is confusing to both the public and academy members.

Last year a survey by Populus showed that three quarters of the public disapproved of academies making profits.

Critics fear that the Department for Education (DfE) is not closely monitoring the circulation of public money from academies to private firms.