Sentence examples for details of devolution from inspiring English sources

As Evans reminds us, they voted against the Callaghan government on a confidence motion concerning the thorny details of devolution proposals.

Under the plan, which was first signalled by Mr Osborne at the weekend, details of fresh devolution of tax and welfare powers would be agreed by late November and legislation drafted next January.

"The point of devolution is for local politicians to deliver.

The various authors, all participants in a 2007 meeting of the IUCN Southern Africa Sustainable Use Specialist Group (SASUSG) are not merely academic commentators but, for the most part, project implementers, fundamentally grounded in the day-to-day details of trying to make devolution work.

The Welsh seem nowhere near ready to make a considered decision on the principle of devolution, let alone the detail.

Already another round of devolution is planned.

This attitude betrays a misunderstanding of devolution.

Moreover, the country has always enjoyed a measure of devolution.

A system of devolution exists but has not been implemented.

Canvassers of all parties report that devolution is barely mentioned on the doorsteps.Yet this underestimates the significance of devolution.

The first is the underlying deal of devolution for peace.