Sentence examples for devolution of values from inspiring English sources

He sympathizes with the "old proud" who saw their "postwar ebullience overwhelmed by the low scud and gathering shadows of an alien, grubby, sadistic devolution of values, taste and performance".

Labour missed a golden opportunity during the last parliament to deliver on its core values through a devolution of power after its "centralist instincts" returned, the former frontbencher Tristram Hunt will claim.

This points to some value in the devolution of decision-making power to local stakeholders where this can encourage pastoralists existing stewardship motivations.

It wants full devolution of housing benefit.

The first is devolution of power to local bodies.

And when Osborne talks about devolution, he really means devolution of blame.

The devolution of business rates is a step towards this.

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

Devolution of some powers to the English regions cannot be the answer to the present lopsided devolution.

Devolution cannot be for Scotland alone; there should also be devolution of powers to the cities and regions.

Further devolution of authority was dependent on the success of the initiative.