Sentence examples for they are devolved from inspiring English sources

Chief among these changes is the SNP's decision to vote on practically all Commons matters, irrespective of whether they are devolved to Holyrood.

She told the Mail on Sunday: "It would mean Scottish MPs who have no responsibility for issues like health, education and policing in their own constituencies [as they are devolved to the Scottish parliament] making decisions on those issues for England and Wales.

"Devolution to other parts of the United Kingdom has created the situation in which MPs representing constituencies outside England may vote on legislation which does not affect their constituents while English MPs are not able to influence these policies in other nations where they are devolved," Mr Hague said.

You might as well say when you say they are devolving 90% of the school budget, they are not really devolved because of the national curriculum.

The organisation of big firms everywhere is becoming looser--either because they are being broken up into smaller units, or because they are devolving more power to their front-line workers.

And they are devolving rapidly.

A report into the performances of the UK's health services in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, since they were devolved, suggests the gap between England and the other nations is narrowing.

Dr Gwilym said the commission's 33 recommendations for Wales were "relatively straight forward" and all but one of the tax matters were already devolved to Scotland, adding: "If they're devolved to Scotland, why not to Wales?" He added that commission members were due to meet Welsh Secretary David Jones MP on Thursday.

The men in it had been reduced beyond apes; they were devolving into the stuff under the pine needles on the forest floor.

Youth custody budgets are devolved to local authorities.

Similarly, there are aspects of government that are devolved by Westminster to Cardiff.