Sentence examples for devolved everything from inspiring English sources

Long-term care barely exists since we devolved everything into "community centers," which also really don't exist.

"It turns out that there is nothing in the universe [that] is evolving, everything is devolving, everything is going in the opposite direction," he said.

They all settled on localism, and competed to promise devolving everything down to the lowest level with power returned to local communities.

The whole strategy is based on devolving everything to locals to run their own campaigns and to conduct their own surveys.

"Rather it is Scotland's chance to hold Westminster to account - to hold their 'feet to the fire' - ensuring that they keep their promise to deliver devo-max - maximum devolution - and that means devolving everything apart from defence and foreign affairs".

Steve Rubel uses this as an opportunity to talk about how everything has devolved into a big popularity contest.

Once proposed as a third option for Scottish voters in the referendum, a model of powers stopping short of independence, possibly with everything being devolved except defence and foreign affairs.

The move would see the implementation of a new law setting out what powers are reserved to Westminster, with everything else devolved to Wales, ending the current confusion on who is responsible for what, which has seen several cases decided by judges in London.

You can see how everything devolves from there".

Plutarch postulates two antithetic and antagonistic cosmic principles: the one is God (the Monad or the One, the unitary eternal substance from which everything devolves; see below sect. 4.3), and the other is the Indefinite Dyad, both principles being eternal and uncreated (De def. or.

As far as I can tell, it's about a human being who wanders across an alien and inhospitable Dune-like planet with weird mutant animals and humans who have devolved back to monkeys and everything is gross and scary.