Sentences with phrase «put under new management»

The principle is that schools can start to be turned around before the conversion to «sponsor academy» status - the current main mechanism for addressing failure, by which schools are put under new management.

The overwhelming margin of victory reflects both the popularity of such oversight legislation and a bipartisan political consensus that NSF stumbled in policing the $ 434 million project, which was downsized last year and then put under new management after it fell behind schedule and threatened to go $ 80 million over budget.

«On 27 August, chemist Ryoji Noyori, president of RIKEN, Japan's biggest research institution, announced that its Center for Developmental Biology (CDB) in Kobe will be stripped of half of its 500 - plus staff, renamed, and put under new management.»

On 27 August, chemist Ryoji Noyori, president of RIKEN, Japan's biggest research institution, announced that its Center for Developmental Biology in Kobe will be stripped of half of its 500 - plus staff, renamed, and put under new management.

Not exact matches

With nearly $ 90 billion in assets under management, Bridgewater is «the world's largest and indisputably weirdest hedge fund,» as the DealBook contributor Kevin Roose put it in a New York magazine article.

Michael Gove's commitment to put the worst failing schools under new management within 100 days of a Tory government coming to power.

A study by analysts from the National Bureau of Economic Research and MIT recently examined student - level gains in «takeover» schools in Boston and New Orleans — in the latter case, eleven direct - run RSD schools that were put under charter management since 2008.