Sentence examples for more devolved from inspiring English sources

True they – and especially the BBC – are doing much by way of devolving production to the nations and regions; but control, and specifically strategic control, remains in London.As the devolved nations get more devolved and independent, though, it's hard to see that lasting.

But alliances signal a wider shift towards more devolved railways.

But Holyrood has promised the islands more devolved powers.

You cannot have more devolved government and still have Celtic MPs determining English-only policies.

Councils are also getting more devolved powers, including control over the adult education budget.

The report calls for cities to have more devolved powers so they can tackle their own particular labour market problems.

Labour (p18): "[And] we will use digital technology to create a more responsive, devolved and less costly system of government".

To make this real, the public service must move from the command and control culture inherited after World War II to one in which power is much more widely devolved and services are co-produced by citizens, social enterprises and the public sector in wholly new ways.

As he started to address her, the woman said, "Jesus said, 'Love your enemies.' " After that, the hourlong discussion more or less devolved into other shouted questions.

But smaller cities like Peterborough are also pushing more strongly for devolved powers, says Mr O'Neill.Such enthusiasm for devolution is slightly surprising.

Finally there needs to be a more open and devolved process for approving new school trusts and for holding them to account – the "middle tier" question.