Sentence examples for by devolution from inspiring English sources

David Hunter was impressed by devolution.

Politics in Wales has been transformed by devolution.

Relentless centralisation is to be succeeded by devolution to the frontline.

One is constitutional, accentuated now by devolution and the pressure to respond to events in Scotland.

But he said the review ignored far bigger political and constitutional issues raised by devolution.

Fractured by devolution, coalition, resurgent nationalism and a deep sense of economic malaise, Britain finds itself with a multiparty system.

The transfer of criminal justice responsibilities would be the last — and politically most significant — watershed in the step-by-step devolution of Britain's powers in Northern Ireland.

The announcement was made by Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan following a request by the devolution commission headed by Paul Silk.

Her aunt and real-world tutor, Wanda Gruz (Agata Kulesza), now a minor state judge, formerly a big-shot in the Communist regime, has been twice betrayed — by the slaughter of the Polish Jews, abetted by many Poles, and by the devolution of post-war Communist idealism into Stalinist fraud and oppression.

In a changing political landscape being shaped by the Brexit vote but also by the devolution of powers out to the regions, especially in the north, Labour needs to reclaim the agenda.

The conference will consider a document on the subject, but the authors of Quality, Innovation, Choice have built consensus around an approach which cuts across the public v private debate by emphasising devolution and the provision of services by mutual and voluntary organisations.