Sentence examples for devolved regimes from inspiring English sources

Among Monday's pre-conference announcements was a reminder that England is finally catching up with devolved regimes elsewhere in Britain and charging 5p a bag in larger shops.

The new regime was defined by the Belfast agreement of 1998 and by a second deal in 2006, which restored devolved government.

Title IX was a visionary and progressive law; but over the years it has devolved into a quota regime.

The Syrian Civil War, which began as an uprising to overthrow the Assad regime, has devolved into a proxy war, with Turkish-backed jihadist forces serving as the main anti-Syrian opposition.

Many of the power stations date back to a 2014-16 surge when the regime permitting construction was devolved from Beijing to provincial authorities.

The race quickly devolved into a contest between regime loyalists and Islamists.

Since the toppling of the dictator's regime, Libya has devolved into lawlessness and Islamic State-linked extremism.

What at first seemed like a fascist-style pro-Morsi rally quickly devolved into a hate-speech bonanza against the Alawite regime of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.

Ministers in Edinburgh are to apply to use recent EU powers that allow devolved administrations to opt out of a more relaxed regime, which is expected to increase commercial use of GM crops around the EU.

But it was the message that counted: "The American regime – like nearly all its cousins in the west – has devolved into an oligarchy".

The Arab Spring represented a rejection of the secular, socialist, pan-Arabism, nationalist, military regimes that had come to power in the period from the 1950s through the 1970s, and which have since devolved into little more that corrupt, crony governments ruling by brute force and a pervasive security apparatus.