Sentence examples for decided to devolve the from inspiring English sources

So Romney has ended his support for forcing everyone to buy health insurance and basically decided to devolve the issue to the states.

In 2010, the national government decided to devolve country of healthcare to local government.

But Tellis and Drakes feared that the program might devolve into a mere publicity blitz for the company, and decided to keep looking.

He could, arguably, have decided to run for mayor of Liverpool, where he was born, and where he now, post-Hillsborough, has a solid fanbase, but it's the Manchester mayoralty that is going to have devolved health powers.

But Welsh Secretary David Jones faced criticism as he outlined proposals for the referendum - should the assembly decide to call one - on devolving an element of income tax, and for the introduction of a Welsh rate of income tax, if the referendum returned a "yes" vote.

The Local Government Association, which represents councils, has argued that they should be free to decide how money is spent as the government has promised to devolve power down from the centre.

At the same time, the Coalition is planning to devolve further powers to the Welsh Assembly.

Now the challenge is to devolve treatment further to the numerous health posts.

For 10 years now there has been a drive from government to devolve power from Whitehall to the regions, to let regions themselves decide how their very unique priorities and challenges should be addressed.

The Brits often want to devolve powers from Brussels back to the individual states.

The Welsh government wants the UK government to devolve powers over large-scale energy generation projects.