Sentences with phrase «financially viable form»

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French had said the purpose of forming an exploratory committee was to determine whether a campaign for governor would be financially viable.

Despite the subsidies, government guidance says that new school sixth forms still need at least 200 students to be financially viable.

With half of the 16 - 19 free schools not hitting this number, Kewin said it was «difficult to see» how many of these institutions would be financially viable in the medium term unless they had some sort of «mother - ship, such as an existing sixth - form college or multi-academy trust».

Across the nation, bishops are expressing an openness to new forms of school governance, which tap the energy and expertise of laypeople working in partnership with the Church to ensure that Catholic schools are both financially viable and academically excellent.