Sentence examples for after devolved from inspiring English sources

But nearly three months after devolved government was restored in Northern Ireland, their loyalist counterparts remain caught up in drug-dealing and extortion.

On May 10 , 2007 one weekafter Labour was defeated by the Scottish National Party in elections to the Scottish Parliament and suffered major defeats in English local elections as well and two days after devolved power was returned from London to a power-sharing government in Northern Ireland Blair announced that he would officially tender his resignation as prime minister on June 27 , 2007

The move came after the devolved administrations wrote to David Cameron calling for more financial powers to be transferred from Westminster.

Scotland retained much devolved power after 1707 and has had "Home Rule" since 1998 (Wales, too), the kind Asquith finally enacted in 1914.

Scotland has already decided it will outlaw fracking when it receives similar devolved powers after the election, leaving England as the main target for fracking companies.

We've been promised more devolved powers after a no vote, but we can't tell people what those will be".

Meanwhile, Labour is deploying some of its biggest beasts to try to halt the apparent nationalist surge - with Ed Miliband also stressing that extra powers will start being devolved "right after" a No vote.

Leading political reform campaigners have demanded tough action to improve equality in Britain's devolved parliaments after a steep decline in the number of women candidates in the Welsh and Scottish elections.

After eight years in devolved government, Ms Sturgeon is nothing if not cautious.

His speech deliberately echoes similar remarks by Kezia Dugdale, the Scottish Labour leader, over the weekend, when she told the Sunday Post there was an obvious case for Holyrood to have full control over international fisheries and agriculture after a Brexit, strengthening its devolved powers in both areas.

His unilateral suspension of devolved government on February 12th, after a mere 72 days of existence, saved Mr Trimble, who had promised his party that he would resign by then if the IRA had made no move on decommissioning.