Sentence examples for the principle of devolving from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats should champion the principle of devolving power to ordinary people, not endorse the gradual transfer of decision-making to Brussels.

"The principle of devolving income tax is positive and we will play our full part in that debate when the people of Wales decide.

But Mr Bebb, the MP for Aberconwy, said it contradicted recent statements in which he had expressed opposition to the principle of devolving income tax.

After the Scottish Independence referendum all the main UK political parties are now debating in earnest the principle of devolving power to the English regions.

Despite support from peers for the principle of devolving tax powers to Wales, there were differences of opinion as to the best practical solution for Wales' financial future.

"I fully understand the principle of devolving power to the people who live locally - I think that's a laudable approach - but the first stage has got to be an English government speaking on behalf of all the people of England".

It's the principle of the thing.

"It was the principle of the thing".

It is the principle of the thing.

The principle of geographic separation, check.

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