Sentence examples for devolved issue from inspiring English sources

He reminded the house that the UK has the power to impose legislation on northern ireland whether it was devolved issue or not.

"Hunting is a devolved issue.

What would happen if immigration was a devolved issue?

SNP Transport is a devolved issue, but the SNP wants to prioritise connecting HS2 from Scotland to England.

The committee concentrated on litter in England as it is a devolved issue in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The 1967 act was not passed in Northern Ireland, where abortion is now a devolved issue, as in Scotland.

He also proposes therevenue the UK parliament should raise should cover non-devolved services, with the revenue the Scottish parliament raises covering devolved issues such as crime, transport and housing.

Many raise devolved issues such as health and education, but he says the UK government is responsible for cutting cash for Welsh public services.

The conversation slowly devolved into issues of zoning, parking and gas lines and away from time, trees and treasures.

"We are surprised that Powys County Council's motion does not understand this and fails to realise that until energy consents are devolved these issues do not rest with the Welsh Government.

But over the years -- even though the I.Q. of its capable editor, Linda Wells, is evidently undiminished -- it has, issue by issue, devolved into an unironic, robotic transmitter of celebrity makeup tips.