Sentence examples for devolved in full from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the chief secretary to the Treasury has announced business rates will be devolved in full.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander also announced that business rates would be devolved in full to Wales and also confirmed early access to borrowing powers.

The fact that attention spans have devolved in the age of the Internet.

Indeed, the dispute between Mr. Rattner and Mr. Cuomo has devolved in recent months into hostilities.

It's being devolved in four years.

So what powers might be devolved in England?

The Welsh government wants funding for the organisation to be devolved in Wales.

Despite showing discipline and unity during the evacuation, the army quickly devolved in despair and anger.

Public healthcare in the Philippines was devolved in 1992.

Until powers on, for example, income tax are devolved to Holyrood in full, it is profoundly undemocratic for anyone to try to carve Scottish MPs out of important decision-making on such issues.

The SNP frets about "fixed odds betting terminals" – the computer roulette (and similar) games found in betting shops (p20): "the Scottish Government needs legislative powers to control the growth and impact of these machines, and we believe the UK government should devolve these powers in full.