Sentence examples for commit to devolving from inspiring English sources
The new authority would also be expected to commit to devolving further to localities within its area, according to the "Devo Max - Devo Manc" report.
He insists that he is strongly committed to devolving power.
In a lengthy article in the Manchester Evening News, the prime minister said she was "absolutely committed" to devolving powers away from Westminster.
Yet the silliness of the run on petrol underlines a problem that is not silly at all. Britain's coalition government is committed to devolving power away from Westminster and towards elected mayors and police commissioners.
Replicate that across the United Kingdom and you will have literally thousands of extra politicians.If the government is to guard against a proliferation of politicians and civil servants, and the inevitable additions in red tape and public spending that they would generate, it must be genuinely committed to devolving power.
All the main parties are committed to devolving further powers to Scotland but there is disagreement over the question of voting reform at Westminster.
In the wake of last Thursday's referendum "No" vote, the leaders of the main UK parties said they were committed to devolving new powers - expected to include tax, spending and welfare - from Westminster to Scotland.
Commit to your commitments.
The Scottish Affairs Committee said the UK government should commit to having the Crown Estate's marine responsibilities and rights related to Scotland devolved to the Scottish government, on condition the powers were further devolved to local level.
