Sentence examples for Fiscal devolution from inspiring English sources
Fiscal devolution could help mitigate the harm caused by austerity.
Fiscal devolution has come earlier to Manchester than to any other city: it can keep half the extra taxes it gets from transport investment.Both Leeds and Manchester will benefit from Britain's proposed high-speed railway, HS2, if that line can overcome growing political worries about its cost.
I also want more decentralisation and localism, involving real fiscal devolution.
The report identified decentralisation of authority and fiscal devolution as key strategies for urban prosperity.
We want to see resources devolved alongside powers, with fiscal devolution that ensures funding follows need.
Clegg says this government has presided over more economic and fiscal devolution than any government for a long time.
Still, if a modified national entitlement can be preserved, as Senate Democrats have proposed, that will offer some protection against a free fall in benefits as states face a growing fiscal crunch from devolution in the late 1990s.
A source at No 10 said that Westminster would keep to its promise to retain the formula, but added that it would reduce as Scotland gained more fiscal powers under devolution.
A Northern League candidate also won in Piedmont, and political commentators concurred that the party's gains in those, and in other, traditionally left-leaning regions, could have a significant effect on the balance of power within the coalition — shifting its agenda towards fiscal federalism and devolution.
Osborne is then due in front of the Treasury select committee, where he will be giving evidence on a hearing seeking "proposals for further fiscal and economic devolution to Scotland", before nipping back to No 11 to pack a bag before jetting off to the great boondoggle at Davos, which also kicks off on Tuesday.
Murphy cannot bully the rest of the UK about a considered devolution of fiscal powers to all our cities with a pre-emptive strike on the mansion tax.
