Sentence examples for be devolved to regional from inspiring English sources

Power would be devolved to regional councils.

The issue has become more pressing as more power is devolved to regional governments in Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

"Power has been devolved to regional and local governments that then used that to indulge in completely excessive spending in the boom years, especially capital spending," he said.

The new mayor will oversee the West Midlands Combined Authority under which responsibilities such as transport are devolved to regional level, taking in cities that include Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton.

This is a particular problem in states where powers are devolved to regional or local levels.

The continuing pressure for CAP reform offers further opportunity for policies to be devolved to regions and localities.

O'Neill's commission called for money and political authority to be devolved to civic leaders and for regional rivals Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds and Liverpool to agglomerate themselves with better transport links and planning.

Say Nicola Sturgeon issues a strident demand for full-scale powers to be devolved to Scotland.

Control of the Forestry Commission in Scotland and Wales has been devolved to the regional assemblies, which means the UK government only has power over English woodlands.

This is partly because the caretakers and their civil servants are efficient managers, but also because many powers have already been devolved to Belgium's regional governments and linguistic communities - not to mention the pooling of sovereignty with other members of the eurozone and European Union.

However, accreditation and recognition of that role has been devolved to the autonomic regions.