Sentence examples for immediately devolved from inspiring English sources

Youth justice and policing should be immediately devolved to Wales according to a report released on Monday.

In his first visit to Scotland since Jim Murphy was elected Scottish Labour leader, Miliband will also promise to immediately devolve control over the work programme jobs scheme to Holyrood if elected, a move which Labour still hopes to fast-track before the general election despite Conservative opposition.

He also announced plans to immediately devolve control over the work programme to Holyrood by forcing a vote on a bill to pass the powers to Scotland before the general election.

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The parties called for "serious consideration" to be given to laws over abortion being devolved to Holyrood, and said a process should be established immediately to consider the matter further.

The same animus manifests, to an extent, in England as well; the year before Pruitt-Igoe came fully down, JG Ballard published High Rise, his novel of an upper-middle-class London condominium tower that devolves almost immediately into an ultraviolent bacchanal.

What isn't immediately evident to outsiders is that things like policing and criminal justice are devolved in Scotland and Northern Ireland but not in Wales, with Wales still operating under English law.

His answer devolved from there.

Similarly, public dialogue has devolved.

What about devolved nations?

Things were devolved far too low down".