Sentence examples for a devolution from inspiring English sources

Cornwall agreed a devolution deal without a mayor last year.

This is part of what Mr Brown calls "realignment", a devolution from centralised to local power.

A Norwegian healthcare reform has led to significant restructuring in service delivery as a devolution of services to municipalities.

Local authorities are joining forces within combined authorities, particularly when negotiating a devolution deal with government.

He was proclaiming a "devolution revolution", invoking the 19th-century era of municipal muscle.

"Change is coming faster with a devolution delivery plan beginning the day after the referendum.

In 1998 the government of Yukon entered into a devolution and revenue-sharing agreement regarding petroleum resources.

"It's a devolution and a decentralization," says John Lapp, Mr. Emanuel's chief strategist in 2006, "and it's uncontrollable".

Replacing ideas is an evolution (although sometimes, some would say, it's a devolution), not merely a revolution.

On May 6, Scots will go to the polls to elect a Scottish Parliament, a devolution Parliament.

Well done to a nation that had voted for a devolution package he had never felt comfortable with.