Sentence examples for be devolved on a from inspiring English sources

"But this should not signal the end of devolution in the north-east, and Sajid Javid has left the door open for powers to be devolved on a different basis to areas within the region.

"RMT is also seeking a cast-iron guarantee that the mayor will keep the guards on the trains if rail is devolved on services like Southern, South West Trains and Southeastern.

It has been devolved to a committee.

It recommended that smaller tax varying powers should be devolved first, including air passenger duty on long haul flights, stamp duty on houses and the aggregates levy paid by quarrying businesses.

Some spending decisions on infrastructure will be devolved to local communities.A main beneficiary of liberalisation has been the technology sector.

Under the St David Day's Agreement, more powers on energy could be devolved to the Welsh government in the future.

There was also confirmation from Plaid that it now formally says there doesn't need to be a referendum on whether income tax should be devolved.

Some bold folk have suggested that decisions on DST could perhaps be devolved.

The committee's report looked into new arrangements, from 2015, for local decisions on transport spending to be devolved to Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) and more competition for contracts.

UNICEF facilitated the bi-lateral discussions between the local governments and the Ministry of Health to define and agree on the functions to be devolved to the local governments for improved service delivery and provided technical guidance to the entire process.

Decisions on fracking and a wider range of energy projects would be devolved, plus control of assembly elections.