Sentence examples for devolved further to from inspiring English sources
Many have been devolved further, to individuals.
States or provinces in federal systems also have their own constitutions that define the institutions of their respective governments, as well as the powers that are devolved further to their local governments.
"That means a radical look at not just what powers should the Scottish government have, but what powers does local government need, and which should be devolved further to local communities".
The new authority would also be expected to commit to devolving further to localities within its area, according to the "Devo Max - Devo Manc" report.
While there was no accompanying political liberalization, with Gaddafi retaining predominant control, in March 2010, the government devolved further powers to the municipal councils.
Later the same month she welcomed the passing of the Scotland Bill, which devolved further powers to Scotland in accordance with the recommendations of the Calman Commission, praising it as "an important development of devolution".
But Clegg, who has a high regard for Carmichael's energetic role in the Scottish referendum campaign, believes it would be unwise to make changes while the Lib Dems work to ensure that the vow to devolve further powers to Scotland is honoured.
Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats continue to disagree over how to deliver on their pre-referendum vow to devolve further powers to Scotland if it rejected independence.
Laying out his plans to devolve further powers to Scotland, he said the changes would create "the strongest devolved government anywhere in the world".
Communities secretary Greg Clark has told the Financial Times he is "very keen" to devolve further powers to London and spoken highly of new London mayor Sadiq Khan, who he thinks "has shown himself to be a pragmatist that wants to work well with central government, to the advantage of London and the country".
Meet promises to devolve further powers to Scotland and Wales.
