Sentence examples for devolved structures from inspiring English sources

Under its "leadership" the devolved structures of government created by that agreement have ground to a halt.

It has enjoyed the patronage of the Treasury and ministers keen to expand its economy and guarantee the success of recently devolved structures.

Undergraduate students in England pay fees of £1100 (?1500) per year--this system is not adopted in Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland where there are devolved structures.

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.

Organizational structure of the Kenya Wildlife Service and how it relates to the new devolved government structures created by the constitition.

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

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 chose the bank because it has a devolved power structure in which the person in your branch makes the decisions, a countervail to the hollowing-out of the standard workplace in which fewer and fewer people are allowed to make decisions so that everybody can be paid as little as possible.