Sentence examples for are now devolved from inspiring English sources

The general assemblies of the encampments they held in the summer are now devolved to local neighbourhoods; the occupied buildings are being used to hold assemblies through the winter months and house those evicted through mortgage defaults.

"I am not prepared to be a stooge for Westminster who keep secrets on matters which are now devolved to Northern Ireland," he said.

Responsibility is now devolved to 26 local boards, composed largely of private businessmen, in the hope that skills and job opportunities will be better matched.

Ministers in the Scottish Government have been urged to "live up to their word" about making the country fairer by outlining how they intend to use new income tax powers, which are now set to be devolved a year earlier than expected.

Had he been born 50 years earlier, he might have built one of the many U.S. car companies that have now devolved into the Big Three.

From a practitioner viewpoint, there are now better systems for data management, tracking, devolving individualized programmes of study and for holding staff and learners to account.

As the meme spread, it devolved into near meaningless: people are now posting photos of just about anything with the phrase attached.

"Local authorities are now responsible for providing short-term, emergency help to those who need it and additional funding has been devolved to help them do so".

What had begun as an investigation into the whereabouts of a missing American merchant vessel and its crew, during the summer of 1861 in what is now central Vietnam, quickly devolved into a lesson in respect for Western maritime customs.

Curiously, after the newly converted emperor Constantine (died 337) transferred the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Constantinople in 330, Rome's civil authority was weakened, but its spiritual authority was strengthened: the title "supreme priest" (pontifex maximus), which had been the prerogative of the emperor, now devolved upon the pope.

What's now accepted as "discourse" has devolved horribly to fall below the least common denominator.