Sentence examples for less devolution from inspiring English sources

If that analysis is correct, then we need more, rather than less, devolution.

The Nepali Congress, the third main party, advocates a Westminster-style parliamentary system, and less devolution.While squabbling continues in Kathmandu, organic devolution is taking place in many mutinous places.

So far, this looks less like devolution and more like delegation.

There couldn't be a worse situation for Labour in campaigning to restrict Scotland and Wales to more or less the current devolution settlement in the 2011 elections.

"We need now to make devolution less of a process and more of an event.

This timetable to further Scottish devolution, nothing less than "a modern version of home rule", was "self-contained and unaffected by anything else happening elsewhere", he said.

Those who were squelched years ago for giving warning that devolution was less a solution to separatist sentiment than a fast track to secession are laughing up their sleeves.

Wales was formally joined to England in the early 16th century and run by it for far longer, so it is perhaps no surprise that its inhabitants are less keen on political devolution and independence than the Scots, who came later into the union.

But Mr Davis told MPs his preference was for more devolution, not less.

The UML wants a ceremonial president, a directly elected prime minister and a similar devolution, but to less ethnically-tinged states.

This gives Mr Blair and his colleagues compelling reasons not to correct the alleged Scottish anomaly.The politics of devolution are no less delicate for the Conservatives.