Sentence examples for some devolved from inspiring English sources

As part of any such agreement, the region would be allowed some devolved powers.

Meanwhile the boys seem stuck in some devolved rhythmic state, banging out 'mammal beats' and uttering mangled approximations of language.

This growing regional pressure currently represents the greatest challenge for the president, as it often manifests itself in national debate opposition to the lands bill from Buganda (an area of Uganda with a constitutional monarchy, a local parliament and some devolved powers to elected regional assemblies) is a recent example.

Thirty five years ago it was precisely what Scots were told when they were voting in a referendum on a much more modest proposal - to create a Scottish Parliament with some devolved powers.

The Chancellor's pet Northern Powerhouse project will undoubtedly offer the north some impressive devolved powers, and may help to redress with economic imbalance between the north and south of England, but does it go far enough?

In the summer, you need an outer layer that is in some way a devolved version of the coat.

Compared with his more recent theatrical and filmic experiments, it showed how far Mr. Forsythe has evolved (or, some might say, devolved) from pure dance.

The furious rage in Scotland about rule by what seemed like a feudal power several hundred miles to the south lent unstoppable momentum to the arguments for some form of devolved assembly.

The combined effect of these events led to Prime Minister Wilson committing his government to some form of devolved legislature in 1974.

"It sounded like some kind of mutated devolved reggae," Casale said, of the rhythm.

According to The Times, a meeting in 1893 devolved into "some rather highly spiced discussion" in which remarks regarding the position of women in the church were greeted variously with applause and hisses.