Sentence examples for in a devolution from inspiring English sources

No decisions have yet been made on what may or may not be included in a devolution deal for the Liverpool city region".

Instead, in a devolution of unprecedented scale, a smaller amount of health-care money would be reshuffled around the country as block grants for much of the coming decade, with states having great freedom on how to spend it.

Councils are to be allowed to keep rates totalling £26 billion which they raise from business, in a "devolution revolution" to shake-up the way local government is funded, Chancellor George Osborne has announced.

Also criticized was Torres, whose regression from a "cool, rocking, outgoing, cofident and full of life" role was highlighted, receiving negative feedback from Sepinwall, who wrote "Now the character exists entirely so the writers can dump on her, in a devolution far worse than anything.

Last year, Hume and Adams together worked out a framework for at least the start of negotiations with London and Dublin London and Dublinn answered last December with a joint declaration that also promises, in effect, a devolution of British influence in Ulster.

The change in Italian Constitutional Chart in 2001, determined a devolution process that transferred legislative, administrative and considerable fiscal powers to regions.

A Norwegian healthcare reform has led to significant restructuring in service delivery as a devolution of services to municipalities.

We hypothesized that the transition from voluntary to habitual drug seeking may reflect a devolution in behavioural control from one corticostriatal system to another, more specifically from ventral to dorsal striatal systems, mediated by the recruitment by drugs of the serial interconnectivity of striatal regions with midbrain DA neurons (Fig. 2).

Federalism seems to be working out for Germany so could it – in a sort of constitutional re-import – be a model for a "devolution revolution" in the UK?

Authorities that bring together plans in the first nine months of the next Labour government will receive a devolution deal in time for the first spending review.

He served on the shadow benches before becoming a devolution minister in the former Scottish Office, playing a key role in delivering the Scottish Parliament in 1999.