Sentence examples for partially devolved from inspiring English sources

Only 6% of the Welsh population now wants to be separate from the rest of Britain (and only 14% of fluent Welsh speakers back independence), though 40% would like more powers for the partially devolved National Assembly, which was set up in Cardiff in 1997.In 2001 Plaid Cymru scooped up 14% of Welsh votes in the general election.

And the measure would produce windfall profits for retailers and producers rather than useful tax receipts for the state.But partially devolved Scotland does not have the power to set taxes, whereas the government does have the votes to enact minimum pricing.

His answer devolved from there.

Similarly, public dialogue has devolved.

What about devolved nations?

Things were devolved far too low down".

It had devolved into name-calling.

Instead, authority had devolved to homeowners.

Many have been devolved further, to individuals.

These later devolved on Mr. de Beaumont.

Yesterday's fight devolved into angry hashtaggery.