Sentence examples for Is being devolved from inspiring English sources
Empire is over and, as Britain is being devolved down into its component parts, there is a loss of identity that has settled upon England.
According to Diana Sutton, director of the Bell Foundation: "The numbers [of EAL students] are increasing, the resources are decreasing and the expertise is being devolved to schools.
The risk of tax revenue falling short is being devolved too.
I laughed myself silly at this one, to the point where I was devolving into hiccups at certain scenes, and I'm glad we get to go out on an episode like this, one that plays around with form and makes me laugh".
This is treble the money being devolved by the coalition.
It's being devolved in four years.
Some tax and borrowing powers are being devolved to Cardiff Bay.
Stamp duty and land tax being devolved to Wales.
(I take it this means England and Wales: Scottish horses I guess are devolved).
"For example, I think power should be devolved from Holyrood to communities.
If legislative responsibility is devolved then I'd assume the Scottish parliament can still be making changes to improve devolved benefits even if the DWP continues to deliver them in the short term.
