Sentence examples for devolved policy from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of the 158 devolved policy areas powers will return directly from Brussels to the devolved administrations.

Exclude them from deliberations on devolved policy areas, and Labour's voice on matters like health, education and welfare becomes much less throaty.

The UK government has published a list of 24 laws held in Brussels which it is not prepared to transfer immediately to the Scottish parliament after Brexit, despite them being within devolved policy areas.

It was devised in 1979 as a way of adjusting block grants to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to spend on devolved policy areas, on the basis of population.

"The next step is about Wales not having to come to London when it wants to make changes within the devolved policy areas but being able to make the changes itself.

The Scottish Parliament is currently funded through a block grant and the amount it gets is defined by the Barnett Formula - an arrangement for adjusting funds to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to spend on devolved policy areas, on the basis of population.

But does there come a point at which devolving policy levers in the form of specific tax powers instead turns into handing one part of the UK what could be seen as an unfair competitive advantage over another?

Their shared nationalism allowed Taylor to devolve foreign policy matters to Clayton with minimal oversight, although no decisive foreign policy was established under their administration.

The Post-ABC poll shows that, beyond the criticism of GOP proposals for devolving health policy to the states, many Americans appear leery in general about a major overhaul to the health-care law often called Obamacare, with 61percentt preferring to "keep and try to improve" it, compared with 37percentt who say they want to "repeal and replace" it.

"As devolution continues, we believe that the BBC may need to adapt our services to ensure that they fully reflect and report the increasing divergent policies of the UK, with more aspects of public policy devolved," Hall told ministers in Edinburgh, Cardiff and Belfast.

David Cameron's "love" for Britain – which devolves into policies such as "let's bring back workhouses and call them centres of excellence"?