They sought to maximize the value from wildlife to people living with it by (1) devolving full proprietorship to landholders, (2) encouraging sustainable commercial uses provided they were humane, and (3) reducing the regulatory burden on the sector.
Game 2 devolved into one of the playoffs' sloppiest games, a ragged affair that bore no resemblance to the near perfection on display two days earlier.
In general, the American cultural anxiety of the early 70s devolved from a loss of confidence in the utopian potential of consumer society at home, military loss of face in south-east Asia and a widespread cynicism about the moral integrity of American politics and of the military industrial complex.
The Italian national health care system in 1992 (d.lgs. n. 502) devolved autonomous powers (and responsibilities) to local health authorities and asked for a rationalization of costs and efficiency of services.
Friday's proposal is worth three times that sum, £6bn, devolving nationalised hospitals and GPs to merge with local clinics, homes and home care services.
The resulting model the AIDED model includes five non-linear, interrelated components: (1) assess the landscape, (2) innovate to fit user receptivity, (3) develop support, (4) engage user groups and (5) devolve efforts for spreading innovation.
By the '80s and '90s the Z/28 had devolved into a soft, loud boulevard cruiser, extinguishing any memory of the original car's road-racing prowess and purpose.
Hurricane Nate, a far smaller Category 1 that devolved into a tropical storm, threatened to douse the South, Tennessee Valley and central Appalachian Mountains this week. .
The 2000 election devolved to Aaron Spelling melodrama because it had Clinton poisoning.
Instead, the Lions (4-8) have devolved into a farce that reached its height at last Sunday's game, when a fan carrying a handmade cardboard sign with "Fire Millen" on it was chased -- and ultimately tackled -- by security guards, with television cameras following the pursuit.
