Sentence examples for form of devolved from inspiring English sources
For a start, with the arrival of a form of devolved government in Scotland and Wales, the whole question of "nationhood" was up in the air.
The furious rage in Scotland about rule by what seemed like a feudal power several hundred miles to the south lent unstoppable momentum to the arguments for some form of devolved assembly.
The combined effect of these events led to Prime Minister Wilson committing his government to some form of devolved legislature in 1974.
Medical-legal partnerships are one of the most established forms of devolved legal services.
But the EU's best hope of enjoying democratic support for its extravagantly complex workings is a devolved form of consent, channelled through national representatives.Anything else is neither sane, nor sensible.
The regions want a more devolved form of governance, one which empowers them to look after the sport in their areas from the bottom up, but they say they have evidence that they have been told by the WRU not to involve themselves in the community game.
In 2007, however, the more hard-line Roman Catholic Sinn Féin and Protestant Democratic Unionist Party (DUP the latter having previously refused even to meet with representatives of Sinn Féin reached a historic settlement to form a power-sharing government, thereby allowing the return of devolved power to Northern Ireland.
An umbrella coalition of youth activists formed small cells and spent the preceding weeks meeting in secret, plotting a series of devolved, localised protests designed to put maximum strain on the state security resources.
Or members of devolved legislatures promoting pro-growth policies".
"The cost and bureaucracy of devolved assessment can be considerable".
