Sentence examples for fully devolve from inspiring English sources
First Minister Carwyn Jones said: "Together with an agreement to fully devolve power over the Welsh rail franchise this will allow the Welsh government to move forward with its ambitious plans to create the efficient and reliable rail service Wales needs and deserves".
Prime Minister David Cameron has endorsed the report by Lord Strathclyde to fully devolve income tax to Holyrood.
Some departments are almost fully devolved, such as education and health, while others are partly so.
Ashdown certainly hinted at that when he said the commission's abolition was contingent on policing and justice powers being fully devolved to the Northern Ireland assembly.
Northern Ireland is remembered – because the advent of a fully devolved Stormont also signalled the end of a long period of routine, deadly violence.
Their proposals say the existing union should be replaced with fully devolved government in each part of the UK, with each given full sovereignty over its own affairs.
An extreme reaction, perhaps, though it isn't entirely at odds with how many Welsh people feel living in a country that still isn't fully devolved.
It was actually taken by Healthier Together - a programme led by 12 local clinical commissioning groups - that is a building block within a fully devolved devolved health and social care system in Greater Manchester.
Most of Scotland's cultural policy has been fully devolved since 1999; and the white paper seems to envisage a steady-as-she-goes approach to the subsidised arts in Scotland, with few proposed cuts.
He had probably done more than anyone to ensure that the NHS in Scotland is fully devolved to Holyrood but was also uniquely qualified to appreciate the continuing importance of shared resources in specialist treatments, research and training.
Business rates being fully devolved.
