Sentence examples for being devolved to from inspiring English sources

It is all about more powers being devolved to Holyrood and those EVEL plans.

Imagine real power over the future of estates being devolved to their residents.

And more power is in theory being devolved to family doctors operating together with other initial points of contact for medical and social care through primary care trusts.

"Skills funding is possibly being devolved to London and possibly the further education colleges as well, so we'd look at that," she says.

According to Diana Sutton, director of the Bell Foundation: "The numbers [of EAL students] are increasing, the resources are decreasing and the expertise is being devolved to schools.

With the recent talk of governmental powers being devolved to Manchester, and the rising distrust of centralised government after the Scottish independence referendum, it comes as no surprise that regional political parties have emerged ahead of the general election.

Power would be devolved to regional councils.

It has been devolved to a committee.

Not all have yet been devolved to it.

Youth custody budgets are devolved to local authorities.

In the intervening period, powers were to be devolved to the ABG.