Sentence examples for kind of devolved from inspiring English sources

There is no desire in England for this kind of devolved power.

"If I would have called a meeting or something, then it would have just kind of devolved into this big discussion," he said " 'Oh, come on, Charles.

"It sounded like some kind of mutated devolved reggae," Casale said, of the rhythm.

The underlying issue now is whether each constituent part of the UK is going to be treated differently, or whether a standardised package of devolved government is going to be offered within some kind of quasi federal system.

Wales is not Scotland-lite, some kind of diluted diet version of an authentically devolved nation.

Or members of devolved legislatures promoting pro-growth policies".

"The cost and bureaucracy of devolved assessment can be considerable".

No serving MP in Westminster, nor the elected members of devolved assemblies, can apply.

"Scotland in 2014 showed how politically invigorating the possibility of devolved power can be".

The Welsh enjoy a high degree of devolved government and combine this with a strong sense of cultural autonomy.

Under the new system of regional autonomy, the four Basque provinces now enjoy a large measure of devolved power.