Sentence examples for devolved and the from inspiring English sources

Local tax raising powers will be devolved and the big issues will be employment, health inequality, transport and housing.

Content creation in this model is devolved, and the growing collection of authentic anecdotes and factual insight should lead to richer public debate in the future.

All energy projects which produce up to 350MW should be devolved, and the UK government should have to consult Wales on projects over that size, said the commission.

They decided the aggregates levy (a £2-a-tonne tax on quarrying) stamp duty, air passenger duty and landfill tax should all be devolved, and the Welsh government should have sole responsibility for business rates.

If the situation devolves and the slippery toddler pulls the patented "limp fish" move and manages to escape, immediately give chase.

The quartet devolves and the entire scene becomes a casual game of musical chairs among the four living set pieces and the four featured dancers.

The government has outlined a plan to sell off the 260,000 hectares of land that comprise the public forest estate in England (powers in Wales and Scotland are devolved), and which the Forestry Commission currently manages.

The matter is not devolved and is therefore not in the control of the Welsh Assembly or Welsh Government, with the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency responsible for medicines regulation.

He promised a model outlining reserved powers for the UK Parliament, with everything else considered to be devolved, and a fresh look at the issue of funding.

This pub experiment is one of a number of innovations under the umbrella of Dementia United, led by the health and social care trusts enjoying their newly devolved status, and the Alzheimer's Society.

Leaders will need to be developmental in style, devolving and delegating so that the talent of the whole workforce is effectively mobilised.