Sentence examples for consulting on the devolution of from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government is currently consulting on the devolution of a range of welfare powers, which will give them the opportunity to top up existing payments or create new ones.

The Liberal Democrat peer made the comments ahead of a speech on the devolution of further powers.

On the devolution of business rates, the Federation of Small Businesses in Wales said it had been "consistently and forcefully" campaigning for it.

Nick Ramsay, Antoinette Sandbach, Mohammad Asghar and Janet Finch-Saunders lost their positions when they failed to vote in a Senedd motion on the devolution of income tax.

The UK government said it has consulted further after industry concerns about the devolution of stamp duty.

But let's not insist on the ludicrous — the devolution of presidential powers in exchange for a stronger parliament.

Inheritance, also called succession, the devolution of property on an heir or heirs upon the death of the owner.

The backdrop of savagery, literally illustrated in Mark Thompson's sparse, blood-red set that rises on sounds of jungle drums, foreshadows the devolution of their meeting.

He says: "We are seeing the devolution of powers and funding on an unprecedented scale.

Thus, we see the devolution of muthusam (paternal inheritance) was on the sons, and the devolution of the chidenam (dowry or maternal inheritance) was on the females.

"We consulted with hundreds of disabled people and their near unanimous view was that we needed 'Devo Max', including the devolution of all welfare benefits.