Sentence examples for because of devolution from inspiring English sources
"Because of devolution, we now live in a multinational country.
Because of devolution, more and more legislation going through Westminster is for England only.
The panel told campaigners that because of devolution the issue of child protection fell under the remit of those devolved authorities.
It's a new problem for the English, partly because of globalisation but chiefly because of devolution and the end of empire.
One of the major diversions from practice in England, possible because of devolution, was the abolition of student tuition fees in 1999, instead retaining a system of means-tested student grants.
The definition of an explicit health benefit package in Italy has gained importance because of devolution of powers from the national level to the regions.
"The British government has also let us know that because of their policy of devolution and allowing Scotland to be responsible for its own home affairs, that it was a decision for the Scottish executive to make," Kelly added.
They have more power than their predecessors, because of the devolution of social services that followed the 1994 Republican sweep; and they have more money, because the economic boom has filled their tax coffers.
Because of the devolution of power, the powers of the Central Committee have increased substantially; for instance, when a two-thirds majority of the Politburo voted in favour of retaining Lê Khả Phiêu as General Secretary (the leader of Vietnam), the Central Committee voted against the Politburo's motion and voted unanimously in favour of removing Lê Khả Phiêu from his post of General Secretary.
If, after 18 September, Scotland decides to remain part of the United Kingdom, then you can have a discussion about some of the problems that arise because of the asymmetric nature of devolution, but that is a debate for the whole of the United Kingdom not just for Scotland.
He said Labour's Scotland Act was a "very bad bill" because it did not address the impact of devolution on the rest of the UK.
