Sentence examples for devolution of executive power from inspiring English sources

She also wants Ukrainian court system reforms and wants devolution of executive power to local authorities.

The legislation provides for a measure of devolution of executive powers in areas such as revenue raising and collection, agriculture, industry, tourism, environmental conservation, and social services.

Tamil politicians have long advocated devolution of political power in the north, something Sirisena has not said he will consider.

Director Besier in particular was amenable to a project that would extend executive power (and curtail that of the Assembly), and revert the constitution to federal devolution.

Robert Mugabe's "imperial" powers and opposed the devolution of power, dual citizenship, and the creation of an independent prosecuting authority.

That might need a radical devolution of power in a new constitutional settlement.

James Durie, the chief executive of Bristol chamber of commerce, said: "We are supportive of the devolution of power from Westminster but it must be based on terms that will grow UK plc, not just transfer activity across boundaries.

The first is devolution of power to local bodies.

But the devolution of power is at risk of being read by the coalition as devolution of responsibility.

A marked devolution of power has taken place since the 1980s.

Since peace and the devolution of power, the status of the language has changed dramatically.