Sentence examples for devolved to all from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Balls called on the government to go further and introduce an immediate cut in business rates for small companies, and for control of revenue from a growth in business rates to be devolved to all city and council regions.

It has been devolved to a committee.

It's a cynical move because Sunday trading is already devolved to Scotland: all shops remain closed where the Free Church holds sway but, in places where there is a demand, Sunday shopping can be the same as every other day of the week.

Sam Hall, at conservative thinktank Bright Blue, said there should be more power and funding devolved to local authorities to enable all English cities to set up clean air zones and more support for electric cars.

All power is devolved to local CCGs – and one refuses to co-operate.

Health policy is devolved to the four United Kingdom countries, but all have a similar NHS model, and all reported staffing growth across the period 2000 to 2010 [ 1].

For example, it cannot simply insist on all-day schools, because education is devolved to the states.

Not all have yet been devolved to it.

It is all about more powers being devolved to Holyrood and those EVEL plans.

The Cities and Local Government Devolution Act of February 2016 enables the complete break-up of the NHS by allowing all health functions to be devolved to local authorities.

The Crown Estate's control of 50% of Scotland's coast and almost all the seabed should be devolved to local authorities, MPs have said.