Sentence examples for how much devolved from inspiring English sources

When the UK government increases or decreases funding for departments such as health and education in England, the Barnett formula is used to decide how much devolved governments will receive.

Devised in the 1970s, the formula decides how much the devolved administrations receive from the UK government every year.

The debate on exactly how much power is devolved next is for after the independence debate is resolved, he says.

Even with the daily telephone calls, Mr. Krytzer is concerned that police do not appreciate how much the area has devolved.

Lawyers acting for the applicants had argued at a hearing in March that the government had not given clear reasons for closing the fund, that it failed to set out details of how much funding would be devolved and whether it would be ringfenced, and that the impact of the change on people in receipt of ILF support had not been properly assessed.

I had lost so much blood that the letter devolved into rambling about how much I loved Ghostbusters, and then into notes for a sequel.

We continually devolve into conflict, no matter how much we evolve".

The song's second half devolves into a rant apparently concerned with how much Morrissey hates children, who are depicted as little harbingers of disease ("Get that thing away from me").

CL: Power devolves to one small department that makes a decision about how much to invest in the P&A [prints and advertising].

Jeremy Paxman: Do you know how much money, what proportion of the NHS budget they will have to spend as they see fit? Tony Blair: I've just said, 75% is devolved, in so far is, what you're saying to me is once they have met all the targets how much discretionary money is left over?

When Josh Marshall summed up the situation on July 1, the conversation had devolved into "a series of tactical retreats [by the President and his Congressional allies] with no clear stated limit on how much they'll concede".