Sentence examples for devolved far from inspiring English sources

Things were devolved far too low down".

Things were devolved far too low down," he said.

Let's face it: sushi has evolved (or arguably, devolved) far from its traditional Japanese roots.

So instead of trying to buy Scottish votes with more cash, Mr Cameron should devolve far more power to all Britain's cities and regions.States cannot easily split their way to happiness, and working out how to accommodate differences can improve them.

Jeremy Paxman: Do you know how much money, what proportion of the NHS budget they will have to spend as they see fit? Tony Blair: I've just said, 75% is devolved, in so far is, what you're saying to me is once they have met all the targets how much discretionary money is left over?

As a former Republican disgusted with the modern day version of a once actual political party now devolved into a far right religious right/loony right rabble all I can say is the Republicans have crossed a historical line from which there is no return.

Instead, the first seven episodes devolve into something far simpler: a Great Man tale, studded with lurid thrills.

The initial grainy shots of the animation prominently feature images of consumerism, from sports cars, shiny cosmetics, and enticing ads of "How to look rich!" These flashes of social commentary devolve into scenes far more startling.

The Basque region has long had far more power devolved to it than Northern Ireland.

But it must be accompanied by far more power devolved to local government, neighbourhoods and communities, and individual public service users.

He may well conclude that Mr Trimble has, for the time being, travelled as far as he can in devolved Northern Irish politics.