Sentence examples for in a devolved from inspiring English sources

None of their political representatives are sharing power in a devolved government - unlike Sinn Fein.

But the minister in a devolved department should be the champion of that principle of sharing intelligence".

The first is that Scottish legislators, meeting as representatives of an independent state, would have much more scope for independent policies than Scottish MSPs in a devolved Holyrood.

The new Shia order remains loth, after centuries of oppression, to give the Sunnis a decent slice of power; and the minority Sunnis seem unable to accept second place in a devolved state.

It is far from clear who will hold the purse strings in a devolved NHS, how overspends will be addressed and how the boundary between free healthcare and means-tested social care will be negotiated.

Twenty years on, Northern Ireland is still part of the United Kingdom and Sinn Fein shares power in a devolved government with unionists whose departments rely completely on the economic link to the British Treasury.

In 1999, a devolved legislature, the Scottish Parliament, was reconvened with authority over many areas of home affairs following a referendum in 1997.

In September 2013 the main Tamil opposition party won a convincing victory in elections to a devolved provincial council in the north, which was set up after constitutional talks with the government.

In the summer, you need an outer layer that is in some way a devolved version of the coat.

Plaid Transport in Wales is a devolved power.

The National Commission of Audit, after finding arrangements left in the wake of Gonski to be "complex, inconsistent and lack ing) transparency," has recently urged the new government to abandon the national bucket in favour of a devolved approach – give the money to the states, that is, for their use and distribution within a broad national framework.