Sentence examples for get devolved from inspiring English sources

Why would only cities get devolved powers, and not suburbs and country areas?

As more power gets devolved to Edinburgh, this sort of sentiment will only grow stronger.

Now lacklustre exam results threaten that tradition.As soon as it got devolved government in 1999, Wales set out on a distinctive path of school reform or lack thereof.

It'll get funding devolved from Whitehall for transport, housing and job programmes.

These practices have devolved since the Second Sudanese Civil War.

Power may ebb and flow Mr Das is keen that much more decision-making gets quickly devolved to the lowest possible levels, to states or even villages but no one seriously expects India to fracture.Yet despite having built all that, India's rulers, and many voters, are still far from convinced by full-fledged liberal ideas, least of all free-market ones.

"The whole point about getting taxes devolved is not to increase them, it's on occasion to decrease them as well," he said.

There's a lot of pressure on these guys in these tournaments and you've got to devolve the authority to grown men to make sensible calls.

If Scotland votes "No" on September 18th it will certainly get more powers devolved from Westminster to Edinburgh anyway, and the same is bound to happen to Wales.

"If you make a promise on the eve of an election and you say: if you vote 'No' you will get more powers devolved, then that is absolutely what's going to happen".

Instead of "springing" some grand plan on the public, he said he preferred to get on with devolving decision-making powers across a range of areas and disclosed that he was lobbying his cabinet colleagues to accelerate the process.