Sentence examples for has been devolving from inspiring English sources

In terms of aesthetics and performance, the toaster has been devolving for a generation.

One of the major benefits for the council has been devolving communications to the front line, a move that could potentially do away with the need for bespoke call centres or communication departments.

It has been devolved to a committee.

Some ministries – the ones where power has been devolved – could not be headed by Scottish MPs.

American intelligence officials say command has been devolved to provincial level.

Some power has been devolved to an elected government, whose prime minister, Bajram Rexhepi, calls the violence a "disaster".

Unlike the Northern Ireland and Welsh commissioners, her remit covers criminal justice, as it has been devolved to the Scottish parliament.

"Power has been devolved to regional and local governments that then used that to indulge in completely excessive spending in the boom years, especially capital spending," he said.

Control of the Forestry Commission in Scotland and Wales has been devolved to the regional assemblies, which means the UK government only has power over English woodlands.

The controversial tax has been devolved already to Northern Ireland, and Scotland will establish a cut-price version of the duty from 2018.

Under the council's watch, film education has been devolved to a lamentable patchwork of unrelated schemes and funded bodies with differing agendas.