Sentence examples for not devolved from inspiring English sources

But his oppositional attitude to his native land has not devolved into pettiness, shtick or misanthropy.

As income tax is not devolved to Wales or Northern Ireland, their MPs would continue to be able to vote on the rate.

The Government plans to create a single Public Service Ombudsman covering all public services for England and all UK services which are not devolved.

England remained the only UK nation to which power was not devolved, and whose people were not consulted about their governance.

The vast majority of games, though, have not devolved into skirmishes, although they still showcase what, under today's rules, seems like an exaggerated form of football, a more physical style than is usually allowed.

Under his scheme, English and (where a matter is not devolved to Cardiff) Welsh MPs would form a "grand committee" to scrutinise, amend and approve such bills before they go before the whole House of Commons.

First, reasonable regulations do not devolve into slippery slopes.

It may not devolve into a free-for-all, but no one knows what to expect.

"The truth is the Tories are not devolving real power, they're delegating cuts".

Twenty-six per cent believe that Smith got the balance "about right", whereas 30% believe the plans do not devolve enough.

Kirsten's article caused some controversy among her colleagues, although, in a welcome departure from the Internet norm, the discussion did not devolve into name-calling.