Sentence examples for devolution on from inspiring English sources

There's scarcely a country to govern, given how far European integration on the one hand and national devolution on the other have gone.

More was made of devolution on the Fringe and at the book fair.

That's why he wanted a third option, of more devolution, on the ballot paper.

Under "devolution on demand", powers are devolved to councils or groups of councils.

I will persevere. UPDATE: Alan Trench has kindly sent me the tables: The impact of tax devolution on the Scottish government.

He said Labour's Scotland Act was a "very bad bill" because it did not address the impact of devolution on the rest of the UK.

Somehow in the immediacy of the economic crisis, New Labour's strong message on public service reform, on devolution and on climate change has got lost in the fog.

The Welsh Secretary said his work would be considered in government alongside that of the Smith commission on devolution for Scotland and the UK cabinet committee on devolution chaired by Commons leader William Hague.

With so much focus on devolution for Scotland, and coalitions at Westminster, local democracy seems set to continue on its path of benign neglect.

"There is no other devolution deal on the table.

Emergency talks aimed at saving devolution started on Tuesday at Stormont House in east Belfast.