Sentence examples for might be devolved from inspiring English sources

So what powers might be devolved in England?

The Pope has also suggested that the power and authority concentrated for centuries in the papacy might be devolved to some extent, to conferences of bishops in countries round the world.

Will those taken in as replacements for the Yankees' mounting wounded actually contribute, or will they just be bodies in pinstripes for a team that might be devolving — as the Sox did last season — before our eyes?

He offers to consider ideas advanced by Ms Sturgeon as to further powers - beyond the Smith Commission agreement - which might usefully be devolved to Holyrood.

Therefore, the school closure decision might reasonably be devolved to local officials who understand, and are accountable for, health issues and socio-economic concerns of local populations.

Osborne appears to feel that, whatever he might want, this matter should be devolved to local mayors and councils.

Taxation - Control of VAT, income or corporation tax is unlikely to be devolved, but the power to vary others - business rates, air passenger duty - might be.

Power would be devolved to regional councils.

More powers could be devolved, too.

So power will not willingly be devolved.

Landfill and land-transaction taxes will be devolved next April.