Sentence examples for have already devolved from inspiring English sources
There are fierce rivalries within rebel ranks — for ideological, territorial, and other reasons — some of which have already devolved into gun battles.
Previous changes to musculoskeletal services have already devolved much care from hospital and specialist centers to primary care (for example, in the UK through the introduction of Clinical Assessment and Treatment (CAT) services [ 4] at the interface between primary and secondary care).
The game has already devolved into a lazy pick-up game.
The nomination of Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court has already devolved into a political war of attrition.
And a country that has already devolved more power from its centre than any other in Europe cannot quite understand why many of its citizens are still not satisfied, whereas others think it has already done too much.
The dueling appearances by the president and the Republican candidate seeking to replace him escalated the heated political rhetoric in a race that had already devolved into a series of personal attacks and character assassinations.
Mr Michael, a former Home Office minister, said creating the four Welsh commissioners meant that in practice Whitehall has already devolved decision-making about most police activity.
But he said "change is on its way" and the coalition had already devolved more power to English cities, by handing more control over how money raised by business rates is spent.
And it is hard for Labour politicians to argue, when such powers have already been devolved to the Welsh and the Scots.
Awkwardly, the issues that usually matter most to women such as health care, child care and education—have already been devolved to the Scottish government.Though women have been especially reluctant to vote for independence, polls show that most Scots need some convincing that a yes vote would lead to a secure future.
Property and landfill taxes have already been devolved to Scotland and more tax powers are expected.
