Sentence examples for devolution of rights from inspiring English sources

In the case of biodiversity loss, for example, the report proposes a balance between government-regulated land use and the devolution of rights to local communities.

It has started the process of reforming Parliament, getting rid of most of the hereditary peers from the House of Lords; and the devolution of rights and responsibilities to newly-established Parliaments in Scotland and Wales represents the biggest transfer of power in Britain for several centuries.

The devolution of rights to forestlands under Doi Moi conflicted with customary tenure and associated access and use relations in the uplands.

"It's a great power equalizer, a Magna Carta for the devolution of analytic rights".

As with private conservation, an essential ingredient of CBNRM is the devolution of the rights and benefits for wildlife to communities.

Over the last decade, important land and forest governance reforms have taken place in many tropical countries, including the devolution of ownership rights over land and forests, decentralization that created mechanisms for forest dwellers to participate in decision making in lowest tiers of governments.

Moreover, the devolution of wildlife rights to 10,000 private landholders has fueled considerable innovation in the development of wildlife products, which has driven up the value of wildlife in ways that have not happened when natural resources are monopolized by the state.

Many tropical countries have recently implemented similar forest policies including large-scale afforestation programmes and the devolution of land-use rights.

A Ministry of Justice spokesman said that the Government would be considering the implications of a British Bill of Rights on devolution as it developed its proposals and added that it would "fully engage with the devolved administrations".

The stakes are high: This is happening as Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan tries to end a long campaign by Kurdish nationalists, sometimes peaceful and sometimes not, calling for a devolution of power and the right to think of themselves not as Turks but as Kurds.

A bill of rights would upset the devolution settlement, the committee warns: "The evidence demonstrates that the Scottish parliament and Northern Ireland assembly are unlikely to give consent to a bill of rights which repealed the Human Rights Act.