Sentence examples for devolution there from inspiring English sources

Simon Stevens, the chief executive of NHS England, heralded it as having "the potential to be the greatest act of devolution there has ever been in the history of the NHS".

Devolution there is tied to power-sharing between nationalists and unionists.

"Since devolution there has been a growing divergence in health policy between Scotland and England," says Dr Charles Saunders, deputy chairman of the British Medical Association in Scotland.

People of Freedom (PdL), the main party on the right, governs in coalition with another with which it disagrees on fundamental issues, such as how much regional devolution there should be.

"There's a recognition that after all these years of devolution there's a disappointment that Welsh education isn't where we would want it to be.

Speaking ahead of the case, the Welsh government's counsel general Theo Huckle QC said since devolution there had been little or no role of UK ministers in connection with Welsh byelaws.

There was due to be a further mayoral election in the north east, until the devolution deal there fell apart last month.

It also proposes that, throughout the devolution process, there are repeated opportunities for engaging the public, and a wider range of elected councillors, which should be capitalised upon.

But overall he said people in Wales were largely supportive of devolution but there remains a limited appetite towards becoming independent from the rest of the UK.

The SNP deputy leader was speaking in response to Scottish Conservative plans to call for further devolution should there be a No vote in the independence referendum.

William Hague and Harriet Harman spoke of their views of the benefits of Scotland remaining in the United Kingdom, and plans for further devolution if there was a no vote in the independence referendum.