Sentence examples for good devolved from inspiring English sources

"We're convinced that it can be done and we can continue with good devolved government here in Northern Ireland," he added.

After that it just devolves into chaos.

There are good reasons to devolve responsibility to governments to deliver on this vital agenda.

The second act is largely devoted to Morris's presentation, which begins with his accession to good behavior but devolves into disaster.

Plaid Cymru transport spokesman Rhun ap Iorwerth said the deal was a "good step in the right direction" but called for rail infrastructure to be devolved to Wales as well as franchising.

He also called on the main unionist parties to make good on their promises of greater powers being devolved to the Scottish Parliament.

He called on the main unionist parties to make good on their promises of greater powers being devolved to the Scottish Parliament.

She saw that children devolved into types and she became very good at spotting them: "the bully", or the ones she could be friends with.

On Tuesday, the parties in Northern Ireland reached an agreement that should allow devolved government to carry on, which is a good thing.

The reason why is that it's good at presenting low prices, and the antitrust laws have devolved to the point that if they do that, then that's kind of a get-out-of-jail-free card.

While LARC has a good set of grant management tools, they need to be devolved more effectively to the grantee level.