Sentence examples for it devolves to from inspiring English sources

"The package of tax and borrowing powers it devolves to Wales should be used by the Welsh government to grow the Welsh economy, give Wales a competitive edge and help the people of Wales feel more secure about having a better future.

It devolved to the city region £2bn of spending over housing, transport, planning and skills training.

If a field of research is not governed by statute, it normally devolves to the employer or grant funding body to investigate".

"It devolves responsibility to the City to remedy the problem, as reports did in the 1960s, since which time nothing has changed," said Lawrence Davies, of the solicitors Equal Justice.

It's disappointing, then, when the conversation devolves to the level of regular Sunday-league cokeheads.

Then at seven or eight, it sadly devolved to Hannah Montana... though now they've moved on to Stromae, Janelle Monáe, Pharrell Williams".

Because the Carolingians themselves were unable to provide effective defense for the whole kingdom, military command and the political and economic power necessary to support it necessarily devolved to local leaders whose regions were attacked.

That is also what the Federation of Small Businesses FSBB) wants to see ahead of full scale reform of the rates system when it is devolved to Wales in April 2015.

It is devolved to the 17 primary health care clinics in the sub-district, and is nurse- and counsellor-led.

But it rules out devolving corporation tax unless it is also devolved to Scotland and Northern Ireland, national insurance, capital gains tax, VAT and fuel duty.

It has been devolved to a committee.