Sentence examples for devolved administration from inspiring English sources

Research led by Simon Burgess, of the University of Bristol, found that pupils at English schools have been doing better than those in Wales, where since 2001 the devolved administration has not released the data on which league tables are based.

Since 1999 the devolved administration has relied on an annual block grant from the Treasury.

At the moment, Wales' devolved administration cannot vary taxes or borrow money, and gets its budget in a grant from the Treasury.

At present Wales' devolved administration cannot vary taxes or borrow money, and gets its budget in a grant from the Treasury.

The best mechanism of having a local input is having a devolved administration.

IT'S an odd sort of deal, but then Belfast's devolved administration is an odd sort of edifice.

First, the three existing devolved administrations have differing amounts of power, making it unclear what powers the English could expect to receive.

Because abolition of the HRA is in the Conservative manifesto, the Lords will probably not oppose it directly, but they could slow it down.The devolved administrations in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales might prove more of a problem.

Ministers in Edinburgh are to apply to use recent EU powers that allow devolved administrations to opt out of a more relaxed regime, which is expected to increase commercial use of GM crops around the EU.

With devolved administrations as well as Westminster running health there are added complications.

Devised in the 1970s, the formula decides how much the devolved administrations receive from the UK government every year.