Sentence examples for devolved for from inspiring English sources

But we've had this relationship that's been very brother-and-sister-like ——" "But it devolved for a while," said the son, as his sister nodded.

I feel like we have devolved!" For women: "Without women there would be no humans!" And for mums everywhere: "There's nothing worse than being cold at a concert".

Jeremy Paxman: They have to meet all the targets on, for example, heart disease and all the other, there are four main areas of prescription, how much of the NHS budget do you anticipate will be actually devolved for GPs to spend as they see fit? Tony Blair: This is a very important point.

A randomly selected subset of the cases devolved for training purpose is presented to the network to train it (training data) while it is constantly monitored with a randomly select subset of unseen cases (test data).

In terms of aesthetics and performance, the toaster has been devolving for a generation.

This is unfolding within the broader context of social services being devolved to for-profit enterprises and 'market-capable' segments of society becoming sites of intensive entrepreneurial investment by both the private sector and the state.

It'll get funding devolved from Whitehall for transport, housing and job programmes.

Among his demands is devolved power for local authorities only the prime minister can currently give an evacuation order and the installation of nuclear bunkers in local houses.

Parliamentary scrutiny was debated for the first four hours of the debate, followed by EU citizens and then devolved administrations for three hours.

My proposal – that we form an English parliament at Westminster to handle all devolved matters for England – reunites the powers and duties of union MPs.

Would these newly devolved powers, for instance, go to individual voters, or would traditional and locally based leadership councils, or shuras, be empowered to appoint provincial and district leadership?