Sentence examples for to devolve to from inspiring English sources

Q: So what powers would you want to devolve to schools that they don't have already?

"What I'm hoping is that the digital end of ABC News will begin to produce enough revenue to devolve to the benefit of 'World News,'" he said.

This week Newcastle's Labour leader, Nick Forbes, warned that without change in this area, "there will be nothing left for government to devolve to".

This meant that responsibility for the treasure of Bayreuth, the shrine built especially for his grandfather's compositions and the annual festival devoted to them, was bound to devolve to his elder brother Wieland.

Although local governments may enjoy considerable autonomy, their powers are not accorded constitutional status; the central government determines which decisions to "devolve" to the local level and may abolish local governments if it so chooses.

The one major criticism of the Blair government is that it failed to devolve to and empower the people needed to deliver the best possible public services - and instead have run around with more targets, objectives and inspectors.

In the intervening period, powers were to be devolved to the ABG.

It argues for more powers to be devolved to local authorities.

Under the terms of this accord, responsibility for most local matters was to be devolved to an elected assembly.

Sri Lanka's constitution provides for certain functions of government to be devolved to provincial councils (palāth sabhā).

This would allow more money to be devolved to schools, strip out political interference and restore confidence in standards.