We should have devolved more power away from Whitehall and Westminster.
Without his commitment to use TV as another medium for journalism, the networks might have devolved more quickly to the unsubstantiated banter that passes for news on many stations today.
WISDOM would have progressed more rapidly if we had restricted data collection to the main outcomes and had devolved more of the decisions about individual patient care to the clinicians at the participating sites.
The central government has devolved ever more spending responsibilities to local governments, especially after a huge fiscal stimulus ordered in 2008 in the wake of the global financial crisis.
The character of the Master was designed to be in vamp face permanently to highlight his age and make him appear more animalistic; make-up artist John Vulich based the Master's appearance on a bat, reasoning that the character has devolved to a more primal, demonic state over the years.
A country that Liberians have traditionally considered America's stepchild has devolved into something more akin to a destitute orphan.
Emily Rosen Boca Raton, Fla., Aug. 19, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks is too honest to deny that John McCain's campaign has devolved into little more than a series of daily attacks on Barack Obama.
And thus it appears to be with these debt ceiling events, as this one has devolved into one more media extravaganza.
"Things have just grown as more and more work has devolved to schools".
90 days later, this once nearly-top-shelf handset has devolved into something a little more mediocre in comparison to the freakishly powerful monster-phones that lead the way today.
