Sentence examples for as devolution from inspiring English sources

Decommissioning was "an essential condition for success" in other parts of the emerging peace deal, such as devolution, he said.

The first term was full of achievements, such as devolution, the minimum wage and the numeracy and literacy strategies.

Also known as devolution max, Salmond defined that as Scotland controlling everything apart from foreign affairs and defence.

[It] is right that as devolution strengthens across the UK that Scottish Labour changes to reflect that".

But the devolution of power is at risk of being read by the coalition as devolution of responsibility.

But despite the magnitude of changes such as devolution and Lords reform, there has been a lack of a common thread.

"It would be as if devolution were referred to as the Scotland Act," I wrote.

It is just that devolution, as is the case in Scotland and Wales, enables us to consider our own context.

"The power to create additional welfare provision is certainly to be welcomed, as is the devolution of the work programme.

Devolution, as well as reforms to improve community participation and client voice, can promote a better fit between services, local conditions and recipient demands [ 2].

That would be an especially useful service as the devolution of power in Russia gives local bosses more and more freedom to rule as well, or as badly, or as barmily, as they wish.