Sentence examples for budget devolution from inspiring English sources

Other examples of interventions by DTCs within economics are assistance in the procurement of drugs, and support in drug budget devolution.

"This is the most important budget since devolution, delivered by a party who promised to stand up for Scotland against Tory austerity.

Putting the need to sort out English higher education policy to one side, surely it is now time to clarify the ringfencing of the UK science budget on devolution grounds, and to consider separating out the role of UK science minister from that of English universities minister?

A Welsh government source said ministers were preparing to deliver "the toughest budget since devolution".

The political parties have clashed on the UK's budget deficit, devolution funding and the NHS in the ITV seven-way live leaders' debate.

Among other changes, China's cities need transparent budgets and the devolution of more tax authority to cities.

He offers a proposal: "Among other changes, China's cities need transparent budgets and the devolution of more tax authority to cities".

THE Labour Party renewed its attacks on the Scottish National Party SNPP) after the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), a think-tank, calculated the budget hole full fiscal devolution for Scotland, an SNP policy, would create north of the border.

12.16pm: David Blunkett, the MP for Sheffield Brightside and a former Labour minister, asks a question on devolution and budgets for (for example) Wales.

Wales' health service has seen its budget rise every year since devolution, but the report says it now faces the toughest financial settlement of anywhere in the UK.

The report comes as NHS England tries to change the models of funding where health and social care budgets are split – a proposed devolution of state funds to greater Manchester to help conquer that problem was announced on Wednesday.