Sentence examples for is now devolved from inspiring English sources

Responsibility is now devolved to 26 local boards, composed largely of private businessmen, in the hope that skills and job opportunities will be better matched.

The general assemblies of the encampments they held in the summer are now devolved to local neighbourhoods; the occupied buildings are being used to hold assemblies through the winter months and house those evicted through mortgage defaults.

"I am not prepared to be a stooge for Westminster who keep secrets on matters which are now devolved to Northern Ireland," he said.

What had begun as an investigation into the whereabouts of a missing American merchant vessel and its crew, during the summer of 1861 in what is now central Vietnam, quickly devolved into a lesson in respect for Western maritime customs.

Also the Home Office is now floating the idea of devolving more powers to the commissioners, such as control over the 999 emergency services.

By fall of that year the conflict had begun devolving, and it is now a bitter civil war with increasingly sectarian overtones.

The agreement would make Albanian an official language in some areas of the country, add ethnic Albanians to the national police force, which is now almost entirely Macedonian, and devolve power to localities.

He has already sent his family to safety and is now getting out himself as his homeland devolves into chaos.

Unregulated free speech can devolve into anonymous bullying — as is now so prevalent on Twitter that it has at least partially impacted the network's ability to find an acquirer.

He argues it's time Westminster realised that devolution has irrefutably changed Edinburgh's relationship with the rest of the UK, and that devolving almost all powers is now imperative.

But Hamilton is now 81 points behind Vettel in the championship, which has effectively devolved down to a straight fight between the German and Alonso.