Sentence examples for devolved approach from inspiring English sources

The white paper does nothing to address the structural change essential to allowing a more devolved approach that tackles over-centralisation and gives governors greater local autonomy and accountability.

The National Commission of Audit, after finding arrangements left in the wake of Gonski to be "complex, inconsistent and lack ing) transparency," has recently urged the new government to abandon the national bucket in favour of a devolved approach – give the money to the states, that is, for their use and distribution within a broad national framework.

I also think that the reason people from all walks of life are showing a willingness to take part is because we are using a devolved approach which allows them to take ownership of the agenda - creating or highlighting solutions that are right for their own area.

There are many reasons for this, but two consistent themes are the need to better align the incentives of providers with health system goals and the need to re-configure incentives to support new, devolved approaches to system governance.

"I would suggest that by strengthening the regional development agencies and giving local authorities more power, we can have a devolved and community-minded approach to the issue involving local people and local needs and not Westminster diktats".

Their approach in devolved government at Holyrood has been to work consensually and in keeping with Scottish thinking.

A science-based approach paired with devolved regional management has played an important part in turning the tide.

There was also a timely forum on whether a devolved Scotland really needs its own approach to science following the recent publication of the Scottish Executive's Science Strategy for Scotland.

Across a whole range of areas, public versus private sector, telehealth, pooling health and social care and streamlining management, the devolved government has adopted a markedly different approach for the NHS in Scotland.

She complained of a "failure of UK media to appreciate the huge differences in approach to public policy, in devolved fields such as health and education, to its Welsh audiences".

The Empowering Counties report says the Chancellor's "one size fits all" approach to installing elected mayors in devolved regions "makes little sense" for counties.