Sentence examples for and devolved to a from inspiring English sources

With the two northern rail franchises, Northern and TransPennine, due to be relet in the next couple of years, one option, already pitched to the Department for Transport, would be for their operations to be combined and devolved to a new body.That is a question for the future.

The vibe is similar but it's not the same thing, the sound has simultaneously evolved and devolved, to a primal party beast.

It has been devolved to a committee.

This is hardly surprising: anger wears many people out eventually, and when the public conversation devolves to a constant hammering on raw nerves--with little or no evident progress -- many are tempted to think that the effort is useless.

Control over youth justice and policing should be devolved to Wales, a report into assembly powers has recommended.

Professional accountability mainly concerns research integrity and is devolved to individual universities and voluntary professional associations.

The new construction suggests a complete reversal of the UK's current constitutional arrangement, in which all sovereignty formally rests in the centre and is then devolved to regions on a piecemeal basis.

The committee never met, and management devolved to Taylor.

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has called for new tax and welfare powers to be devolved to Scotland as a "priority".

Youth justice and policing should be immediately devolved to Wales according to a report released on Monday.

The parties called for "serious consideration" to be given to laws over abortion being devolved to Holyrood, and said a process should be established immediately to consider the matter further.