Sentence examples for in devolved from inspiring English sources

But each has helped consolidate the mayoral model as the driving phenomenon in devolved British government.

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron refused Robinson's request that he call for a temporary halt in devolved power.

But Tony Blair's New Labor government, in a fit of democratic largess, believed for a fashionable moment in devolved government.

Of these, some 17,000 work directly for the Scottish government in devolved areas such as health, education and justice.

In part that is born of seeing the experiences in devolved governments and local councils around the UK.

When Scotland's eight police forces decided to merge last year, the government vowed the nation's new, single police force would continue operating in devolved, city-specific clusters.

It has resulted in higher spending per capita in the devolved nations than in England.

But governments – and voters – acknowledged expedient necessity, just as most accept, without enthusiasm, the spectacle of ex-terrorists in the devolved executive in Belfast.

He argues that, in reality, in its devolved matters the Scottish parliament now has autonomy and this should be reflected in an amendment.

A significant number of senior SNP figures are English-born, including at least half a dozen of the party's contingent in the devolved parliament in Edinburgh and their Westminster leader, Angus Robertson.

Gildernew cites her record as Northern Ireland's agriculture minister in the devolved administration up in Belfast as reason for unionists to back her.