Sentence examples for devolve decision making from inspiring English sources

Participants appeared reluctant to devolve decision making arguing that patients may not understand, may act irrationally with information given or may not act in the interests of public health (Table 1 5).

The council said it will also look to devolve decision making, commissioning and running some services to local level, which could impact on public transport.

There are solid reasons for devolving decision making about social programs to states and local communities.

"Many people on this call were leading the Clean Power Plan pushback in their state and are advocates for devolving decision making to the local level," the calendar notes.

"It's going to create an interesting dynamic: part of the northern powerhouse is about devolving decision making to local authorities and it throws up challenges for bus operators".

This is partly because key legislation is still under consideration, but also because the localism ideal devolves decision-making to localities and the sum total of the decisions they make is a matter of conjecture.

When Chandra took over, he devolved decision-making down the line and improved IT systems so that inefficiencies could be spotted.

It was then enshrined in the Localism Act a year later, which aimed to "devolve more decision making powers from central government back into the hands of individuals, communities and councils".

Devolve government decision making down to community and neighbourhood level, introduce family-friendly employment policies to allow people to spend more time with family and friends, and educate youth in "civic responsibilities".

Expect more money for rail and road improvements and plans to devolve economic decision making powers to cities across the UK.

Khrushchev's radical innovations included abolishing most of the central ministries (except for the defense sector) and devolving economic decision making to more than 100 economic councils.