Sentence examples for devolved as from inspiring English sources

So control over the regional development agencies (RDAs), bureaucracies which hand out some state cash, will be devolved, as will regional housing budgets.

But the next time you hear someone say that power should be devolved as far as possible to the state and local level, remember that those lower levels of government are often where the worst problems are.

"We strongly believe that there is a real case to see it devolved as soon as possible so that Scotland can capitalise fully on the benefits of this fantastic year where we have been in the global spotlight.

"We also reiterate once again our calls for Air Passenger Duty to be devolved as quickly as possible to provide the means to incentivise new direct international services from Scotland".

HISTORY is full of great male-female friendships that never devolved, as Lisa Gee might say, into a shagfest.

She said: "The regions will be at the centre of the new proposals with a clear intention that decision making should be as devolved as possible.

While not dismissing the role of the federal government, he is keen to devolve as much responsibility as possible to the states.

The study's argument is that such transitional administrations work better when they are "in possession of full executive, as opposed to supervisory authority", though they should devolve as much responsibility to the local population as feasible.In East Timor, there was little local or foreign resistance to giving UNTAET such sweeping powers.

King followed up to clarify that Romney's view of devolving as much as possible from the federal governments to the states and the private sector really did include disaster relief.

The Organic Law requires that national bodies devolve as many of their functions as possible to the provincial authorities, or carry them out at provincial level.

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