Sentence examples for devolved distribution from inspiring English sources

They include not just "solidarity"—the idea that all members of society must look out for one another's welfare but "subsidiarity" or the widely devolved distribution of power.

In rejecting the last option, the three main opposition parties in the Scottish Parliament created a commission to investigate the distribution of powers between devolved Scottish and UK-wide bodies.

A key English concern is that Scotland and Wales benefit in the distribution of political funds because of the political weight of their devolved bodies.

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.

A supporter of EU membership, the head of Scotland's devolved government said the Brexit vote showed deep voter disillusionment over free trade, immigration and what she said was unfair distribution of the spoils of globalisation.

"Hunting is a devolved issue.

Miller says this is a devolved matter.

There will then be the devolved matters.

However, this is already a devolved matter.

That's what devolved democracy is about.

But alliances signal a wider shift towards more devolved railways.