Sentence examples for have been devolving from inspiring English sources

The military refers to this as the "strategic corporal," conveying the notion that leadership and responsibilities as well as potential strategic impacts have been devolving all the way down to the lowest ranking non-commissioned officer.

Many have been devolved further, to individuals.

Since 1997 extensive powers have been devolved from London to Edinburgh.

Over the past 30 years more and more powers and money have been devolved.

The point is, of course, is that the tax powers have been devolved.

Issues taking up UK airtime, like health and education, have been devolved.

For example, Scottish MPs would potentially not be able to vote for a budget, after tax powers have been devolved.

But on some issues, ministers will need to negotiate in Brussels on matters which have been devolved to Wales.

This will include "an English rate of income tax, when equivalent decisions have been devolved to Scotland".

Although the HRA is a reserved matter, with Westminster retaining authority, Dr Mac Amhlaigh said there were areas of human rights which have been devolved to Scotland.

True, that is a bit of an exaggeration, because a fair number of powers have been devolved to the regions in Spain.