Sentence examples for level of devolution from inspiring English sources

So maybe this level of devolution would create a downward spiral of adverse selection, and wouldn't ultimately work.

This article was amended on 11 June to add in that Manchester was the English city 'outside of London' with the greatest level of devolution to date.

For its part, Glasgow can point to Manchester, the English city outside of London with the greatest level of devolution to date, as an example of what could be achieved within a national system.

The most appropriate level of devolution for England would be to build on the current, odd mix of big economic areas such as Greater Manchester, unitary authorities and the traditional counties for rural areas.

"Many people are disappointed with the result of the referendum and the level of devolution recommended by the Smith Commission, however Scotland will only make progress if we debate our views openly and with respect.

When the online video clip emerged, Ms Sturgeon said: "Many people are disappointed with the result of the referendum and the level of devolution recommended by the Smith Commission; however, Scotland will only make progress if we debate our views openly and with respect.

These anomalies have created two tiers of MP already (more if you take account of the different levels of devolution to Wales, Northern Ireland and London).

Two out of five (40%) would support similar levels of devolution as a Scottish parliament being given to Wales, Northern Ireland and the regions of England, and just 16% oppose this.

Scotland has done especially well out of the Barnett formula, which calculates grants for the devolved authorities by scaling down spending changes in England according to population and levels of devolution.

"He could secure even more levels of devolution.

Lord Baker said the SNP could then demand in return "even more levels of devolution".