Sentence examples for devolved structure from inspiring English sources

But the uniquely devolved structure of the Lib Dems means that the local party has a lot more say.

This devolved structure, linked into a flexible resource with appropriate leadership, acted as a mechanism to support responsive work, as well as the ability to respond to opportunities when they occur.

Momentum's founders say it has been registered as a limited company on an interim basis and will have a devolved democratic structure when it develops.

The organisation's founders say it has been registered as a limited company on an interim basis and will have a devolved democratic structure when it develops.

A regional tertiary institution exists, the University of the South Pacific based in Fiji, but only with a highly devolved campus structure.

"I remember saying to Nick Gibb [the schools minister ousted by Cameron under Gove's regime but brought back to work with Nicky Morgan, Gove's successor], you will not be able, from Sanctuary Buildings [the headquarters of the Department for Education] to exercise proper control and accountability over the devolved school structure you have created.

Preserving identities of the merging organisations within a devolved organisational structure is likely to have a positive impact on staff engagement.

Interviewees recognised that the best safeguards against the loss of the familial environment of the NOC were to be found in a devolved organisational structure.

They are unlikely to form a new devolved political structure, which results in a postcode lottery of treatment specifically for the disease in a pandemic.

Develop robust devolved locality structures within PCTs;[ 1].

It was made worse by a structure that devolved authority to 84 separately incorporated national units, and by an absence of a clear role for Joseph Berardino, who resigned as chief executive of Andersen Worldwide last month.