Sentence examples for Getting devolved from inspiring English sources

The council wants to partly cover its costs by getting devolved powers that would let it raise local taxes on new developments – something that has yet to happen.

As more power gets devolved to Edinburgh, this sort of sentiment will only grow stronger.

Why would only cities get devolved powers, and not suburbs and country areas?

Now lacklustre exam results threaten that tradition.As soon as it got devolved government in 1999, Wales set out on a distinctive path of school reform or lack thereof.

The West of England could get devolved powers worth £1bn and be represented by a single, directly-elected mayor.

We certainly gain precision but we completely get devolved or divorced from where time originally came from.

"The whole point about getting taxes devolved is not to increase them, it's on occasion to decrease them as well," he said.

These practices have devolved since the Second Sudanese Civil War.