Sentence examples for sponsored schools from inspiring English sources

He questions to what extent people who run a good university might be able to run a local school and whether sponsored schools become a distraction from a university's core purpose.

While some academy trusts – chains of sponsored schools grouped under single management – have had outstanding success in improving the results of children from deprived backgrounds, several of the 34 trusts surveyed showed significantly worse results than those seen nationally.

He rejected claims that the plans amounted to a watering down of the Blairite vision of privately sponsored schools and insisted the government was still committed to a big expansion of academies.

Embarrassingly for Mr Blair, social mobility has declined under his government.The government's approach so far has been a mixture of procrastination, gimmickry and extravagance, setting up, for example, privately sponsored schools in glitzy new buildings, in the hope of improving the state system's image.

Hellenistic cities sponsored schools of higher learning as an expression of cultural achievement.

In a similar fashion, recent immigrants to the U.S. have often sponsored schools and medical care in their former homelands; military veterans have promoted humanitarian efforts in old battlegrounds like Vietnam; the 230,000 returned Peace Corps volunteers have been voices for a people-oriented foreign policy; and the list only goes on.

There is the University of Utah (the "U") in Salt Lake City, and there is Brigham Young University (the "Y") in Provo, which is the largest religiously sponsored school in the country.

Priest added that City Academy Bristol was a sponsored school and "as long as we can make a case for it, our sponsors will listen".

In his Political Justice he criticises state sponsored schooling "on account of its obvious alliance with national government".

[The Conservative Mind author Russel] Kirk, for example, denounced federally sponsored school lunch programs as a "vehicle for totalitarianism" and Social Security as a form of "remorseless collectivism".

It sponsors schools in poor areas and has large investments in real estate, cars, hotels and securities.