Sentence examples for of being devolved from inspiring English sources

Mr Davies is critical of the model of income tax powers in the process of being devolved from Westminster.

Mr Davies is critical of the model of income tax powers in the process of being devolved from Westminster to Cardiff Bay.

Mr Davies has already been involved in a public disagreement with Welsh Secretary David Jones over the model of income tax powers in the process of being devolved from Westminster to Cardiff Bay.

Mr Davies has been involved in a public disagreement with Welsh Secretary David Jones over the model of income tax powers in the process of being devolved from Westminster to Cardiff Bay.

The findings come ahead of the broadcast of a special programme later looking at the possibility of powers being devolved to the region.

Imagine real power over the future of estates being devolved to their residents.

Tony Hall, the director general, who has avoided any flak so far from the MPs, steps in to say: It's not just HR, it was a broad acceptance of things being devolved which shouldn't have been devolved... and things that weren't gripped or tight enough.

He seemed less enthusiastic about the prospect of policing being devolved to Wales, given cross-border issues.

In Liverpool, the city's elected mayor Joe Anderson - also Labour - has expressed frustration that Merseyside has not been to claim the sort of powers being devolved to Manchester because other local authority leaders in the area have not come on board.

"The government's announcement today falls far short of Labour's plans, with only a small fraction of the £30bn being devolved, no decentralisation of powers over skills, infrastructure and employment and no proposals for city regions to benefit from increased business rates revenue," said shadow business secretary Chuka Umunna.

Sri Lanka's constitution provides for certain functions of government to be devolved to provincial councils (palāth sabhā).