Sentence examples for devolution of property from inspiring English sources
Devolution of property tax receipts, including stamp duty and business rates, would take that figure to around 12%.
Inheritance, also called succession, the devolution of property on an heir or heirs upon the death of the owner.
Launched on the second day of the Conservative party conference, the cross-party campaign argues for the devolution of property tax revenues, including council tax and business rates, from central to local government, and says councils should be given the power to reform these taxes while retaining prudential borrowing, similar to recent changes in Scotland.
It was extremely difficult 'to determine the precise moment at which life cease[d]', despite the fact that 'important issues might hang upon the hour named by the medical man testifying to a death', such as the devolution of property, or a possible charge of manslaughter or murder.
The division of property?
"Enthusiastic owners of property.
Selling property or unexplained disappearance of property.
How can we evolve from the near complete devolution of information that has taken place over the last 12 years?
There are solutions that should eventually reduce the need for wage subsidies – better training, financial reforms to encourage productive investments over property speculation, and perhaps also the devolution of power to the regions that Mr Osborne has embraced.
Instead, London boroughs, the mayor of London and the Core Cities have had to join forces to call for devolution of a wide range of powers and reduced dependency on grants, balanced by greater control of local property taxes.
