Sentence examples for devolved some from inspiring English sources
This devolved some power from Fifa to individual FAs.
George Osborne has tentatively devolved some responsibilities for healthcare and pledges to do more.
In 2012 the government devolved some planning decisions to local authorities.
He has encouraged the development of a free press and devolved some power to new local administrations.
Since then, the Media Council has devolved some of its powers to self-regulating bodies within the printed press, online media and advertising industry.
Special autonomy devolved some power to Papuans and saw the creation of local governments and the pumping of huge sums of money back into the region.
Yet he might be prepared to devolve some power.
The TPLF has retained control, although devolving some power to the regions.
In modest ways, the city itself tries to devolve some of its own powers.
Ironically, the constitutional amendments were introduced in the context of broader changes aimed ostensibly at devolving some of the powers currently enjoyed by the president to the legislature.
The Scottish Parliament came into existence in 1999, following a "yes" vote in a referendum on "devolving" some powers to an elected body confined to Scotland.
