Sentence examples for devolved powers from inspiring English sources

Scotland already has devolved powers over health and education.

"I don't just want to see Scotland having devolved powers.

Amidst decentralisation, London continued to grow, steadily gaining devolved powers.

Why would only cities get devolved powers, and not suburbs and country areas?

"We must now deliver on time and in full the radical package of newly devolved powers to Scotland," he added.

The postwar German Constitution devolved powers over education, public spending and policing to the 16 federal states.

In a nutshell, bring devolved powers from central government into the hands of the people of Cornwall.

He promised to continue to press for Wales to be at the heart of discussions about further devolved powers.

He said options included handing devolved powers for social welfare back to Westminster.

The West of England could get devolved powers worth £1bn and be represented by a single, directly-elected mayor.

The central government in a unitary state often retains the right to revoke or amend devolved powers.