The country's healthcare programme owes its success to the Federal Constitution of 1988, later developed in the Unified Health System (SUS) Act of 1996, which devolved some of the administration of the state health service to the municipal governments.
After Inoue's acceptance speech, the laureates sang him a touching rendition of Frankie Valli's classic "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You," which devolved into a large karaoke sing-along when the entire audience joined in.
Women largely stayed out of those protests, which devolved into riots; more than 500 people were killed and over 1,000 wounded.
However, since the 2006 signing of the St Andrews Agreement, which devolved further powers to the Northern Ireland Executive, direct rule can only be implemented if the UK government passes a law through the UK Parliament.
Later the same month she welcomed the passing of the Scotland Bill, which devolved further powers to Scotland in accordance with the recommendations of the Calman Commission, praising it as "an important development of devolution".
President Trump's relationship with the hosts of the MSNBC program "Morning Joe" — which devolved into cringeworthy tweets about facelifts and the size of the president's anatomy on Thursday — has a long and ugly history, careening from collegiality to hostility, followed by even deeper hostility.
One dress had a cage-like harness bodice (a requisite McQueen flourish), which devolved dramatically into waves of chiffon ruffles.
Yelling epithets across 114th street nightly at "Beta" was a popular sport, which devolved at times into the dangerous and illegal practice of defenestrating large glass objects.
Although MI5 is responsible for domestic counterespionage, it has no powers of arrest, which devolve instead on Scotland Yard.
Among other potential solutions, Naylor and her coauthors suggest Indonesia's Village Law of 2014, which devolves authority over economic development to the local level, be re-drafted to enforce existing environmental laws explicitly.
