Sentence examples for devolved there from inspiring English sources

While air quality is currently devolved, there is a great deal of uncertainty about whether the EU withdrawal bill will adequately retain EU air quality directives, and whether aspects of environmental policy will be once again be reserved to Westminster.

We still want to respond positively, but obviously if it were to be devolved there would be a loss in income from the block grant".

Things have devolved from there, and there's only myself to blame.

His answer devolved from there.

The argument devolved from there, with no real resolution.

That means a new approach that assumes powers will be devolved unless there is a compelling reason not to.

It highlights concerns about whether the health system will remain accountable to parliament once the system is devolved and there is "no single national headquarters for the NHS".

Currently, responsibility for the Severn bridge tolls is not devolved, although there have been calls for powers over them to be handed to Cardiff Bay.

Oh Santa, it all devolved from there.

The pair sat down to chat about Arnett's upcoming film "When in Rome," but before they could even get settled, Will called Zaller a dick and it all devolved from there.

You can see how everything devolves from there".