Sentence examples for devolved from the british from inspiring English sources

Beginning in 1999, power over a number of matters including health, education, housing, transportation, the environment, and agriculture was devolved from the British Parliament to the newly established Scottish Parliament, National Assembly of Wales, and (somewhat later) Northern Ireland Assembly.

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

They have devolved from the conservative party into the party of social Darwinism.

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

For better and for worse, the American journalistic century devolved from the muckraker to the pundit to the anchorman.

For better and for worse, the American journalistic century devolved from the muckraker to the pundit to the anchorman..

Under the new dispensation, power was devolved  from the National Government to 47 newly decentralized counties.

Sadly, we are devolving from the great nation we were into a society of quarreling children.

Authority is devolved from expertise to the data and thus, ultimately, to the patient.

Day-to-day decision making would also be devolved from Brussels to the regions.

With no judge to referee the fight, the call devolved from pleasantries quickly.