Sentence examples for Devolution of powers from inspiring English sources

Devolution of powers to new artificially created units failed to build from existing tenure institutions, bringing the CR's administrative authority into competition with the customary authority of pre-existing local management institutions (Hesse et al. [2000]).

The Scottish section, which supports independence, backs the devolution of powers to Scotland.

Another was to embrace the devolution of powers and budget to Belgium's regions.

He says: "We are seeing the devolution of powers and funding on an unprecedented scale.

We are determined to rebalance the economy through the devolution of powers away from Westminster".

One solution could lie in devolution of powers to cities and regions.

All three major parties are promoting devolution of powers from central to local government.

The devolution of powers to Scotland to appease secessionists has sparked demands for similar autonomy in England.

In 1999, the British Labor government agreed to significant devolution of powers to Scotland, and a Scottish parliament was formed.

Last week Osborne unveiled radical plans for further devolution of powers to English cities, including housing and transport.

It's also about changing the whole philosophy of the council, including more devolution of powers to local areas.