Sentence examples for have also devolved from inspiring English sources

Cantons have ceded powers to the confederation piecemeal (its right to raise taxes must be reviewed periodically), but have also devolved them to communes.

The central government has also devolved more authority to local government in recent years, while cutting funding.

In Poland, reforms during the 1990s had also devolved some responsibility to the sub-national tier (the voivodship) but, since 1999, powers have progressively been transferred back to the centrally managed public health system.

Two reports on the future of devolution by the Silk Commission have also recommended devolving youth justice and policing, large-scale energy projects and giving new tax and borrowing powers to Wales.

But the changes Labour did make were historic, and broadly beneficial.Power has also been devolved, of course, if with interruptions, to Northern Ireland.

Some in Scotland deride Labor as "Red Tories". Promises to devolve more power to Scotland have also gone unfulfilled, leading to a sense of betrayal.

They have also said they will back "innovative new approaches" such as devolving health and care budgets.

This week, the government has announced plans to hand more power to Greater Manchester councils and Labour has also announced plans to devolve money and power to combined authorities of councils.

Her work has also consistently emphasized that devolving power to local stakeholders is never a panacea, nor is there a guaranteed formula.

The moment you've outsourced something, you've not only devolved your own responsibility for it, but you also devolved the development of the know-how and capability.

It has also been more serious about devolving power to its regions, and has done more for its poor south, especially Andalusia.