Sentence examples for of devolving from inspiring English sources

"America is in danger of devolving into a carrier duopoly".

The coalition government sees this as a way of devolving power and strengthening localism.

Advocates of devolving power should pay close attention to just what that means in practice.

The game was chippy and felt on the brink of devolving into brawl several times.

The present Constitution allows for a measure of decentralized administration but falls short of devolving any real authority.

It said the legislation made only "some small steps" in the direction of devolving real power to councils.

There is talk of devolving power away from Whitehall and Westminster to local level, including further directly elected mayors.

I don't think that it's a reflection of devolving race relations; they're just tired of the status quo".

And she thinks that the Conservative policy of devolving budgetary responsibility to individual schools could prove a model for building strong institutions at the estate level.

Faced with spending cuts, Labour accelerated a programme of devolving services, including housing and building work, to arm's-length bodies that were meant to run things more commercially.

International monitors praised the polling, in which an overwhelming majority voted in favour of devolving power from the presidency to the parliament.