Sentence examples similar to scope of devolved authority from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, given the money on offer, this has led to what Indonesians refer to as a "blossoming" of devolved authorities.

"The government supports the right of devolved authorities to manage their transport networks in the way they see fit, and that includes bus franchising in this area," he said.

It was made worse by a structure that devolved authority to 84 separately incorporated national units, and by an absence of a clear role for Joseph Berardino, who resigned as chief executive of Andersen Worldwide last month.

But Mrs May has also used this speech to tighten her grip on the policy itself at the expense of leave ministers and – in another part of the forest – of the devolved authorities, about whom she was courteous but uncompromising.

Selection will be decided on 29 September by Tory members of the local devolved authority before the party conference on 2 October, where it has been reported that Street is to welcome the prime minister to Birmingham.

The panel told campaigners that because of devolution the issue of child protection fell under the remit of those devolved authorities.

There will be no additional funding and the chancellor and health secretary will be only too happy to lay responsibility for rationing at the door of the devolved authorities.

One is the limited scope of provincial authority.

Places beyond the scope of everyday authority have always fired the imagination.

But House Democrats said that the House acted beyond the scope of its authority.

"The Proclamation is squarely within the scope of Presidential authority," Roberts wrote.