Sentence examples similar to devolving from to from inspiring English sources

But they did have a choice about devolving from informing to indoctrinating.

A 68-year-old woman from west Wales is facing prison after telling a court she would not pay for her television licence as part of a campaign to try to force broadcasting powers to be devolved from London to Cardiff.

It didn't take long for the group to devolve from support to a cesspool of negativity.

But it quickly devolves from creepy to irritating thanks to 80 long minutes to fill, a plot with few surprises and an overwrought love affair with B-movie horror.

And the members of the documentary crew — the real one and the fake one, maybe — are living under the same circumstances, devolving from professional standards to whatever works.

Powers to grant licences for onshore oil and gas extraction are due to be devolved from Westminster to Cardiff Bay via the Wales Bill.

On October 21, 2014, Carwyn Jones, first minister for Wales, called for further powers to be devolved from London to Wales.

But documents trace a family whose ranks have devolved from industrialist to Junior League member to a consultant on other people's wealth and in the youngest generation, a public-school teacher.

He has also called for powers to be devolved from Westminster to Wales.

He said he would ask for powers to be devolved from Westminster to ensure it happens.

"We've called for powers and increased funding to be devolved from Whitehall to local leaders.