Sentence examples for devolution to transfer from inspiring English sources
The front-page headline of the first edition reads "Give Scotland the powers to cut child poverty", focusing on a plea from charities to the Smith Commission on further devolution, to transfer welfare powers to the Scottish Parliament.
Instead, goes the charge, Mr Salmond is planning a fiddly, three-way vote on whether to stay, leave or seek another big dose of devolution to transfer more powers from Westminster to the Scottish parliament at Holyrood.
Wang et al. point out that deconcentration is unlikely to transfer recruitment and hiring to the local level, while delegation and devolution are most likely to involve a more extensive transfer of these responsibilities [ 2].
Select files to transfer.
And we want devolution to mean something more than a transfer of power from one set of politicians to another – communities need a new right to request control.
Taken by Louis XIV (1667) during the War of Devolution, it was transferred to the Austrian Habsburgs by the Treaty of Utrecht (1713), recaptured by the French in 1745, and restored to Austria in 1748.
The recent devolution to Manchester, for example, is welcome but it's much less than what's being transferred to the devolved governments, with little devolution of real policy making.
Devolution to Scotland and Wales.
JB: More devolution to the states.
