Sentence examples similar to devolved from state from inspiring English sources

Up to 40% of private sector activity is dependent on state investment, and many big new private sector advances have devolved from state-funded innovations such as, in the case of the iPad, communication technologies as well as GPS and touch-screen display.

In "Gridlock", they have "devolved" from their previous, more intelligent, state.

He believed in pluralistic government, and in particular that power should be devolved from the federal government to the states.

His answer devolved from there.

The argument devolved from there, with no real resolution.

More funding is devolved from Whitehall to regional authorities.

"For example, I think power should be devolved from Holyrood to communities.

Since 1997 extensive powers have been devolved from London to Edinburgh.

As part of the peace agreement, power was devolved from Westminster to Belfast.

In 1999, responsibility for drug-testing was devolved from the International Olympic Committee to the newly created World Anti-Doping Agency.

Ironically, this is an area where policy is already devolved from Westminster.