Sentence examples for decentralisation of powers from inspiring English sources
Obama told Putin that Kiev had made "real offers" to address concerns about the decentralisation of powers to local governments in the country, a senior US government official said.
By having powerful, well-known, commanding figures running the cities, or by having weak figures that barely one in four of the electorate recognises?" "I speak as a former secretary of state for transport, dealing with Boris and Ken sitting there with big popular mandates enabled them to get significant decentralisation of powers for which I was responsible.
"The Government is open to discussions about possible deals with any area that is interested in greater decentralisation of powers".
He also pledged further decentralisation of powers to the English regions with an English Devolution Act, and to continue devolving power to Scotland and Wales from Westminster.
"The government's announcement today falls far short of Labour's plans, with only a small fraction of the £30bn being devolved, no decentralisation of powers over skills, infrastructure and employment and no proposals for city regions to benefit from increased business rates revenue," said shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna.
The Liberal Democrat MEP Catherine Bearder welcomed the new rules, which passed with a 48o-159 majoniTuesdayuesdas, as a decentralisation of power.
Some regard the decentralisation of power towards regional governments without independent administrative controls as a major source of corruption.
If you have strong city mayors in the major cities outside London over time, you would get more decentralisation of power, including tax-raising powers".
