Sentence examples for the devolving from inspiring English sources

I pressed him on the obvious logical flaw here: that the government would depend on these civil servants to execute the devolving.

The jobs report in the United States should have provided "something of a distraction for the markets, which have had a single-minded focus on the devolving European situation," wrote Guy LeBas, the chief fixed-income strategist for Janney Montgomery Scott, in a research note.

The devolving of the public sector involvement in socialization further moots the reintegrative functions of punishment.

That the devolving of decision-making to GPs and conversion of all hospital trusts to independent foundation trusts will weaken parliamentary accountability of the health system.

Federal Labor already opposed the devolving of federal environmental approvals to states, but all states and territories – including Labor states – agreed to the changes.

At the same time, one of the party's greatest achievements — the devolving of significant powers from Paris to the provinces — has been overshadowed by an even more powerful centralizing institution, the European Union.

But there will be no progress on restoring the devolved government before the Westminster elections.

Allocations must be based on an assessment of relative need across the devolved nations.

However, this re-definition and re-shaping is not just the responsibility of the government, parliament and the devolved nations.

Since 1999 the devolved administration has relied on an annual block grant from the Treasury.

There will be a knock-on effect to Stormont departments via the devolved nations spending formula.