Sentence examples for its devolution from inspiring English sources

On policing, the report said most evidence submitted supported its devolution as a way to bring it in line with other public services.

He tells the story of his career and its devolution.

Merseyside officials have been locked in talks with the Government about its devolution plans.

The present government does not pretend that its devolution programme is symmetrical.

The government has accepted the idea but not gone far enough in its devolution proposals.

Nonetheless, in formulating its devolution measures in the late 1990s, his government fudged.

And the notion of a printed, embroidered, whatevered sweatshirt proper not a Bedazzled hoodie or screen-printed t-shirt or a ripped-up tank, which at this point has in its stylistic devolution become the clothes equiv of just vomiting and leaving it there, maybe rubbing it in a little is so wise and nice.

According to its advocates, devolution would help keep the UK together.

And that is a bit of a problem, because income tax is the main pillar on which the Smith Commission built its further devolution of powers to Holyrood.

Mr Jones, in an interview with BBC Wales as part of its Measuring Devolution series, said that demonstrates the need to reorganise the way local government provides education.

MPs in the region - Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat - have all told me in recent weeks that the North will then need its own devolution moment to counterbalance a more empowered Scotland.