Sentence examples for devolved by from inspiring English sources

This is treble the money being devolved by the coalition.

Similarly, there are aspects of government that are devolved by Westminster to Cardiff.

A Cr-Mn-Fe composite oxide based absorber layer is devolved by controlled chemical oxidation and designed to have a nanoporous structure.

The Plains tribes' adaptation of European materials devolved, by the end of the nineteenth century, into cottage-industrial crafts for collectors and gift-shop markets.

There is a case, too, for giving the mayor more sway over education: power is rightly being devolved by local authorities to individual schools, but Westminster still keeps too much to itself.

Insiders reckon universal credit was a disaster waiting to happen, and the first extraordinary thing is that such a huge project was, like those other political minefields of NHS and schools reform, entirely devolved by No 10 to departmental ministers.

Mr Ahern said the governments had established the basis for a road map that would restore devolved power by October, two years after Stormont was shut down amid claims of an IRA spy-ring.

While most anonymous apps like Secret and Yik Yak have devolved into cyberbullying, Bier explains that "You don't necessarily need the ability to say whatever you want but to be able to say what you feel to others".

Many LGUs do not have the capacity to undertake forest management activities devolved to them by the DENR as mandated by the Local Government Code of 1991.

He was, after all, a citizen of Alexandria, a city that had been an emblem of cultural supremacy — founded by Alexander the Great, seat of the Ptolemies, the literary and intellectual center of the Mediterranean for centuries — and which had devolved to irrelevancy by the time he was born, in 1863.

In London, of course, transport is devolved and run by Transport for London (TfL) under the direction of the mayor.