Sentence examples for devolution of authority from inspiring English sources
Further devolution of authority was dependent on the success of the initiative.
There needs to be devolution of authority: that's the key implication for policy.
Indeed, the 13th Amendment to Sri Lanka's Constitution requires such a devolution of authority, and Mr. Rajapaksa had promised to "build on" that amendment.
It was clear that the economy could be made to work only if there was some freeing up, some devolution of authority.
One characterstic of the last decade had been the devolution of authority from Beijing to the localities, in an effort to raise economic incentives and spur the economy.
In both landscapes, there was a preference for reforms that retained governmental influence or control, in contrast to academic calls for adaptive governance that emphasises the importance of self-organisation and devolution of authority.
Health sector decentralization involved mainly deconcentration (transfer of responsibilities) and devolution (transfer of authority) [ 12- 14] in a process aimed at increasing governance capacity to meet local health needs, increase the efficiency and quality of health services and court the participation of the community in making decision about their health [ 5, 15- 19].
Still, while Ukraine has profited from a similar devolution of presidential authority, Russia would have to go much further to make the job of prime minister palatable for Mr. Putin.
In particular, they have laid great emphasis on issues of constitutional reform, including electoral reform, devolution of state authority from the centre to the regions, reform of the House of Lords, and the need for freedom-of-information legislation and a bill of rights.
However, the devolution of administrative authority to local levels was not accompanied by an equivalent transfer of necessary financial resources (O'Bannon [2006]).
