Sentence examples for devolved- from inspiring English sources

Scotland retained much devolved power after 1707 and has had "Home Rule" since 1998 (Wales, too), the kind Asquith finally enacted in 1914.

The shadow home secretary said the government should work more closely with the devolved institutions and councils to assess how many refugees they would be prepared to take.

The devolved government will be allowed to set a regional corporation tax only if they can reach an overarching agreement on parades, flags and the past.

The SNP already runs the devolved government in Edinburgh and wants to leave Britain (but not the EU).

Gildernew cites her record as Northern Ireland's agriculture minister in the devolved administration up in Belfast as reason for unionists to back her.

It was, however, the best solution to the so-called West Lothian question: why Scottish MPs can vote on English policies at Westminster when English MPs cannot vote on devolved Scottish policy at Holyrood.

Robinson's resignation would trigger the collapse of the devolved five-party coalition dominated by his Democratic Unionist party and Sinn Féin.

Murray reiterated Scottish Labour's commitment to keeping to the Barnett formula, after a reduction in how much money the devolved Scottish government receives was signalled in the Queen's speech.

The British and Irish governments have called for Northern Ireland's political leaders to review the Stormont House agreement next week in order to avert the collapse of the devolved administration.

Cameron ordered the review amid fears a resignation by Robinson would trigger the collapse of the devolved five-party coalition dominated by the DUP and Sinn Féin.

English political commentators and English politicians took little notice of the coalitions and minority governments in the devolved nations.