Sentence examples for each of the devolved from inspiring English sources

The new 14-strong BBC board will have four non-executive board members representing each of the devolved nations, appointed in the same way as the BBC chair.

Echoing the call from the Welsh first minister, Carwyn Jones, for each of the devolved parliaments to be given the right to vote on the terms of Brexit, Sturgeon insisted that the devolved administrations must be involved in the political decision to invoke article 50 "not just in the evidence gathering and consultation to inform that decision, but in the actual decision itself".

This work was funded by the Severnside Alliance for Translational Research SARTREE) as part of the MRC devolved DPFS portfolio.

In 2011, as a result of a constitutional amendment, the government of Pakistan devolved the powers of the federal administrative structure to its provincial counterparts.

The improvement in coverage and compliance led to the eventual adoption by the OCP and the increasing acceptance of the importance of devolving authority to the community.

The Conservatives who have made much of the virtues of devolving power away from Whitehall have promised to scrap the commission if, as expected, they win office next year.

He is critical of the way government devolved to the so-called Quad of Cameron, Clegg, Osborne and Alexander.

The fights devolved into the realm of the strangely humorous with each subsequent round.

The size of the annual budgets of both countries' devolved governments is calculated using the Barnett formula.

The possibility of devolving control of the bridges when the current franchise ends was "one of a number of options that are under consideration".

Some noted that the impeachment of Bill Clinton devolved into obstruction charges that the president had lied about his sexual affairs.