Sentence examples for far-reaching devolution from inspiring English sources
One way out of this bind is for Mr Cameron to move more boldly towards far-reaching devolution.
The result of that negotiation would have to be an unambiguously independent, sovereign Ukraine, but one with far-reaching devolution to its very different provinces.
Javid said he was disappointed that council leaders could not agree to proceed with this "ambitious and far-reaching" devolution deal.
The prime minister moved fast on Friday morning to promise Scotland a far-reaching devolution settlement that would match any comparable arrangement anywhere in the world.
Labour is backed in local power by people across the UK, and local leaders need far-reaching devolution to do the job.
The Scottish government is expected to fight for a "devo max" - essentially far-reaching devolution - package of powers, likely to include total control over income tax, corporation tax, and air passenger duty, and extensive control over welfare.
Of its 17 members, 11 wanted a far-reaching system of devolution that would have satisfied most moderate Tamils and isolated the Tigers.
The move is designed to reassure voters that by rejecting independence they will not be left with the status quo – but that more far-reaching constitutional change and devolution will definitely follow a no vote.
Crabb has spoken out in a Guardian interview on the eve of a speech to the National Assembly for Wales in which he will outline plans for the most far-reaching reforms to the Welsh devolution settlement since the referendum in 1997.
Arguably, the devolution process is having more far-reaching effects in Wales than in Scotland, as it is building a political nation for the first time.
