Sentence examples for of political devolution from inspiring English sources
Another is some form of political devolution.
Many argue, for example, that a degree of political devolution would help to defuse the bloody Muslim insurgency in the four southernmost provinces of the country.
And in India a combination of political devolution, tree-hugging judges and activists for tribal folk has helped 275m people win more rights to their nearby forests.With such diverse origins, the reforms now in progress vary greatly in scope, design and implementation.
To make some sense of this we need to search out similar types of political devolutions in other parts of the world.
Like other Spanish regional governments, Madrid is bearing the financial costs of its drive to take over more powers from the national government, part of a political devolution process that has gathered pace since 2004.
By this, it seemed, Khan meant an acceleration of the trend toward political devolution: more control over London's taxation and its housing and transport policies; a greater ability to shape its labor force (an authority that some Democratic-controlled American cities have asserted by establishing sanctuary status to protect immigrants from deportation).
Kenya is currently revising its community health strategy (CHS) alongside political devolution, which will result in revisioning of responsibility for local services.
Within the United Kingdom, political devolution and the formation for the first time of a Scottish National Party (SNP) government disrupted the existing long-term strategy of alcohol industry actors and created the conditions for evidence-based policy innovations such as MUP.
This continuous political devolution, if not corrected, only means that the living conditions of average Americans are going to continue their long downward slide.
Ultimately that's what real political devolution is about.
The first is that political devolution risks being tokenistic without financial devolution giving councils more power over taxes.
