Sentence examples for be devolved as from inspiring English sources

So control over the regional development agencies (RDAs), bureaucracies which hand out some state cash, will be devolved, as will regional housing budgets.

"We also reiterate once again our calls for Air Passenger Duty to be devolved as quickly as possible to provide the means to incentivise new direct international services from Scotland".

She wants business taxation and control over welfare to be devolved as "priorities", and will meet the prime minister in the coming weeks to discuss the issue.

He says that he could not "hand on heart" recommend to the Welsh people that income tax should be devolved as he could not then continue to argue with the UK government that the block grant should be increased to meet Wales' needs.

Will those taken in as replacements for the Yankees' mounting wounded actually contribute, or will they just be bodies in pinstripes for a team that might be devolving — as the Sox did last season — before our eyes?

Plaid Cymru transport spokesman Rhun ap Iorwerth said the deal was a "good step in the right direction" but called for rail infrastructure to be devolved to Wales as well as franchising.

Under this deal housing, transport, adult skills and business support will be devolved to local areas, as well as co-commissioning of the work Programme.

As soon as the Assembly elects a First and Deputy First Minister on a cross-community basis and forms an Executive, power will automatically be devolved to the Assembly, as happened in December 1999, and all its functions will be resumed.

But it would take effect in Wales, where stamp duty is not due to be devolved until 2018, and Northern Ireland as well as England.

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

Ms Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, has called for new tax and welfare powers to be devolved to Scotland as a "priority".