Sentence examples for devolved down from inspiring English sources

Because they were conservative, they tended to believe that power should be devolved down to the lower levels of this chain.

The announcement comes less than a year since the national scheme for this support was withdrawn and devolved down to local authorities.

In fact, Crow explains, he himself doesn't even play any part in the negotiations; post-privatisation, the RMT now has to deal with more than 500 different companies, so the role of negotiating has been devolved down to local level.

But Hamilton is now 81 points behind Vettel in the championship, which has effectively devolved down to a straight fight between the German and Alonso.

They suggested that the filter room at Bentley Priory be devolved down to the Group headquarters to improve the flow of information, but Dowding had already gone a step further and devolved night interception to the Sector level at the airfields.

Poverty, employment, health policy are big issues that cannot necessarily be devolved down.

Stem cells, I see it as an ethical debate, which, in my view, devolves down to a single question: whether you invest in an embryonic stem cell sitting in a petri dish the same moral status as you do a living human being.

with my baby and talk to her like I would any other grown person, but the conversation inevitably devolves down to her level.

The Local Government Association, which represents councils, has argued that they should be free to decide how money is spent as the government has promised to devolve power down from the centre.

And the routine started out like a Cher-Julianne Hough movie before it devolved into the down and dirty (hello, crotch-grabbing money shot move!).

(Centre 2, interviewee 4) "Because we haven't devolved the costs down on each modality, I couldn't tell you whether PD [peritoneal dialysis] or haemo[dialysis] or whatever was more profitable for us at the moment".