Sentence examples for can be devolved to from inspiring English sources
A worrying European paradox The perils of devolution Theory and practice Ex-reds head for the bed ReprintsNowadays almost everything that can be devolved to the regions has been.
It called for the improvement of information sharing with local authorities - and urged ministers to set out how funding and powers can be devolved to councils after Brexit.
Trust (2): The ubiquity of digital means that communication around topics and policy can be devolved to those who are expert in the issue, rather than expert in communications.
In order for a policy to empower its constituents, the voice of the affected population must be heard, through active and effective participation; implementation can be devolved to the peripheral level, promoting community ownership and involvement (8, 16).
But a great many issues currently decided in Washington can well be devolved to lower levels of government, at least to a large degree.
There will be resistance to the proposal if Osborne continues to insist that powers can only be devolved to authorities in a combined region that accept an elected mayor.
For example, a division manager who hires or fires an employee can instantly update that employee's access privileges, rather than having to ask the systems department to make changes to a number of separate systems.Responsibility for security can thus be devolved to managers and form part of their everyday management duties.
Boris Johnson is also calling for stamp duty to be devolved to London so the money can be invested in building homes.
The continuing pressure for CAP reform offers further opportunity for policies to be devolved to regions and localities.
In the context of hospitals, governing boards have been recommended as mechanisms by which strategic planning, financial management, and human resource management can be devolved from central authorities to local communities and provider organizations [ 4].
