Sentence examples for Is devolved from from inspiring English sources

More funding is devolved from Whitehall to regional authorities.

Authority is devolved from expertise to the data and thus, ultimately, to the patient.

Whitehall support is uncertain as the government moves to abolish its funding of English local councils by 2020 and £26bn of revenue is devolved from business rates.

The business leaders say their report is for the UK as a whole, but power over education is devolved from Westminster and policies and exams taken differ.

Scotland will face significant constitutional change whatever the result of Thursday's referendum, as more power is devolved from Westminster to Holyrood.

The great challenge lies in creating institutional settings where power is devolved from central government bureaucracies to decision-making centers closer to the individual: the school; the hospital; city governments; small police units; and local civil society organizations that can carry out collective action more efficiently than either individuals or centralized bureaucracies.

Ironically, this is an area where policy is already devolved from Westminster.

"Our position remains that AWB is an employment issue which is not devolved from national government".

Tony Blair: I have said to you that the 75% is devolved.

"University education is devolved.

I devolved into a feral art-beast.