Sentence examples for set devolved from inspiring English sources

The band, who sing about issues affecting Indigenous Australians, walked off stage after their set devolved into an argument with audience members, including "the lead singer of Sticky Fingers and many others", as Dunn-Velasco wrote on Facebook.

The responsibility of defining specific learning objectives and contexts within which learning will be set is devolved to the school.

What blame there is conveniently seems set to devolve on a deceased politician.

Serena double-faulted nine times, made significantly more unforced errors than winners and let a 3-1 lead in the second set devolve into a 4-4 nail-biter.

Ministers in the Scottish Government have been urged to "live up to their word" about making the country fairer by outlining how they intend to use new income tax powers, which are now set to be devolved a year earlier than expected.

He added that three key factors had contributed to his change of heart: the Government's watering down of the range of new powers set to be devolved to Scotland; the SNP's dramatic victory over Labour at the general election; and the policy of "austerity to the max" being pursued by the Tory Government.

Wales could control nearly £3bn in taxes by 2020 under the powers set to be devolved, the first ever official predictions have said.

They cover the taxes which are set to be devolved once the Wales Bill going through Parliament becomes law, including the ability to vary income tax rates by up to 10p in the pound.

From the moment he took charge, Mr Daft set out to devolve power to regional and country managers and to dismantle Atlanta's command-and-control culture.Having got the blood-letting out of the way quickly, Mr Daft has spent the past year building the foundations for a return to Coke's glory days.

Somehow, though, they've tapped into a wellspring of shrewd revellers, and their sets usually devolve into mutant dance parties, well worth the cover price at this subterranean Greenwich Village night spot.

On the constitution, Leanne Wood continued with her criticism of the St David's Day agreement, which set out proposals to devolve further powers.