Sentence examples for been devolved away from from inspiring English sources

Power has been devolved away from the central government and the first direct presidential elections were held in 2004.

Pope Francis has called for power in the Catholic Church to be devolved away from the Vatican, in the first major work he has written in the role.

Without a system of government in which real power devolved away from Baghdad, the autonomous, predominantly Kurdish north must sooner or later opt for separation.

Since 1997 extensive powers have been devolved from London to Edinburgh.

But the relevant allocations have not yet been devolved from Westminster.

"We were not radical enough in what we were proposing to decentralise and to devolve away from London and to the regions".

Speaking at a meeting of MPs in parliament on Tuesday morning, Andrew Percy, MP for Brigg and Goole, said: "It's very nice, as a proud Yorkshire man, for one of my first acts as minister to be devolving power away from Westminster and some funding up to Yorkshire, where it will be better dealt with".

Many have been devolved further, to individuals.

It has been devolved to a committee.

More funding is devolved from Whitehall to regional authorities.

"For example, I think power should be devolved from Holyrood to communities.