Sentence examples similar to devolved to ground from inspiring English sources
Powers and budgets for apprenticeships should also be further devolved to local authorities.
They also said that, as in Scotland, all powers will be considered devolved to Wales unless specifically reserved.
Consequently, the title devolved to the agnatic male descendants of Karl Aloys zu Fürstenberg.
This training is regionalised, with delivery of training devolved to seventeen regional training providers (RTPs) around the country.
Mary Ruefle goes to ground.
I want the United Kingdom to flourish, and a devolved Wales to play a dynamic role in it.
But O'Donnell clears Labour of a conspiracy to mislead, saying: "Policy was progressively developed that HMG should do all it could, whilst respecting devolved competences, to facilitate an appeal by the Libyans to the Scottish government for Megrahi's release under the prisoner transfer agreement or release on compassionate grounds as the best outcome for managing the risks faced by the UK".
Policy was, therefore, progressively developed that Her Majesty's Government should do all it could, while respecting devolved competencies, to facilitate an appeal by the Libyans to the Scottish government for Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi's release under the Prisoner Transfer Agreement (PTA) or for release on compassionate grounds.
Immigration is a devolved matter to the Hong Kong authorities, and it's not for China to ban them".
