Sentence examples for partly devolved from inspiring English sources
In a wild press conference on Thursday that partly devolved into a yelling match with reporters, two top generals stated that parliamentary elections, which many liberals and revolutionaries hope to postpone, would continue on time.
George Osborne's northern powerhouse project aims to boost economic growth in the north of England – particularly in Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield and Newcastle – and rebalance the UK economy away from London and the south-east, partly by devolving political power to northern regions.
The former Labour MP for Hull East likened the comedy to the chancellor's northern powerhouse project, which aims to bolster economic growth in the north of England and rebalance the UK economy away from London and the south-east, partly by devolving political power to northern regions.
The formula is calculated partly by the population of each nation and partly on which powers each nation has devolved to them.
Some departments are almost fully devolved, such as education and health, while others are partly so.
His answer devolved from there.
Similarly, public dialogue has devolved.
What about devolved nations?
Instead, authority had devolved to homeowners.
Things were devolved far too low down".
It had devolved into name-calling.
