Sentence examples for greater devolution from inspiring English sources

The reason she's keen for greater devolution is clear.

Tom Riordan in Leeds wants "some form" of greater devolution for the regions.

London is making common cause with Manchester in particular to push for greater devolution.

It is time we supported greater devolution to empower England's other great cities and regions.

The campaign for Scottish independence dismissed the promises of greater devolution from Westminster.

In 2014 the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats will all promise greater devolution.

He said the choice was "between greater devolution and irreversible separation".

Countless opinion polls suggest Scottish voters want greater devolution rather than independence, by a margin of roughly two to one.

The second response to Britain's growing constitutional imbalance will be calls which are already mounting for greater devolution within England.

The first editorial of the National says: "The status quo is no longer an option and there is an unquenchable desire for greater devolution.

This could be backed with more cash from the Skills Funding Agency or, following greater devolution, from local councils' training budgets.