Sentence examples for if we devolved from inspiring English sources

However, if we devolved decision-making and focused on local communities, then why not?

"Now one of the cuts we made was to the overall level of council tax benefit because we said this can be done more efficiently if we devolve the power.

We devolved into them.

Should we devolve intolerance?

We devolve power.

These are therefore both exciting and appalling times, if we accept that responsibility for the planet's welfare is devolving to us.

"If we took that narrow view we wouldn't have Welsh ministers serving in departments where issues are devolved," he added.

"And even if we succeed, would the message be believed?" These concepts and questions only arise if one assumes that society technologically devolves from today.

We have devolved into a torpid nation of couch potatoes.

We've devolved into these opposing tribes and teams.

"But the irony is that if Scotland weren't devolved we would have got our share of the £25m that was put into English theatre". Mr Ireland said the artistic community, many of whom championed the cause of a Scottish parliament, felt very let down.