Sentence examples for devolution plan from inspiring English sources

The devolution plan announced recently is designed to empower people at the grassroots level.

The general's men portray the devolution plan as the foundation of the "durable, sustainable working democracy" they want to build.

In France, the government is committed to decentralisation, but its devolution plan for Corsica was messily rejected in a recent referendum.

Right-wing nationalist parties, which regarded the devolution plan as an affront to the Sinhalese majority, were trounced in the election.

The Leeds city region would be the second group of predominantly Labour-led councils to agree to cooperate with Osborne's devolution plan.

Although Ms Davidson said the devolution plan heralded "a radical new era for Scotland" where a "more powerful" Edinburgh parliament would be spend and raise money, Labour former shadow Scottish Secretary accused Ms Davidson of "Selling out Scotland".

Merseyside officials have been locked in talks with the Government about its devolution plans.

The northern powerhouse is a clever rebranding of Labour's own devolution plans.

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Nalc is calling for the government's devolution plans to include communities, neighbourhoods and local parish and town councils.

While devolution plans have progressed in Manchester, Sheffield and Teesside, the proposals have been fraught with difficulty in the north-east.