Sentence examples for own devolution from inspiring English sources

The northern powerhouse is a clever rebranding of Labour's own devolution plans.

2.30pm BST The Lib Dems – who set out their own devolution plans back in 2012 – have welcomed the Conservatives' report.

"Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland have had their own devolution, and we've been left behind.

MPs in the region - Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat - have all told me in recent weeks that the North will then need its own devolution moment to counterbalance a more empowered Scotland.

What is it about Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland that means that the English can't get their own devolution?" He said the "vehicle" for future devolution should be local government rather than a new Parliament or Assembly.

Other songs use Miku's lack of personhood to comment on our own devolution into so many "data packets," as Condry puts it.

Above all, "The Hateful Eight" reflects Tarantino's own directorial devolution.

The north is not one place – it is an uneven territory within its own boundaries Devolution will make London and the south-east stronger and even richer.

On Monday he still refused to yield on the fundamental Kurdish demands of education in their own tongue and devolution of central government powers to the regions.

We must maximise our own politics and devolution.

"Until these questions have been answered, concerns will remain that the Welsh secretary is pursuing his own personal anti-devolution agenda".