Sentence examples for in devolving from inspiring English sources

The big challenge in devolving funding will be how to ensure it reaches its target.

And, secondly, in devolving much of the voting responsibility to readers.

Some, including the Dutch and Polish government, are more interested in devolving power back to the member states.

Farrant, the centre's chairman, is a passionate believer in devolving power all the way down to the individuals who make up communities.

Expect a renewed debate about salami-slice cuts, new charges for services and even a sudden interest in devolving decision-making.

"The NLC hasn't been cooperative in devolving power [through a legislative clause] so the traditional owners can get decision-making power.

He may well conclude that Mr Trimble has, for the time being, travelled as far as he can in devolved Northern Irish politics.

Leaders will need to be developmental in style, devolving and delegating so that the talent of the whole workforce is effectively mobilised.

Indonesia launched decentralisation in 2001, devolving greater authority to local government with the aim of improving the efficiency, quality and equity of healthcare services, with the expectation that this would increase the health status of the population (4, 43).

Most of the referendums that have been held in recent years on devolving power in England have failed (remember John Prescott's regional assemblies).

International monitors praised the polling, in which an overwhelming majority voted in favour of devolving power from the presidency to the parliament.