Sentence examples for under a devolution from inspiring English sources

The over £1m annual profit from the Crown Estate in Scotland is set to be retained by the Scottish Parliament under a devolution deal planned for next April.

Wales will be handed the power to ban fracking and allow voting at 16 under a devolution package that is due to be unveiled today by David Cameron and Nick Clegg.

This is obviously the very opposite of a "devolution revolution".

They fear that they would be losers under any devolution of tax-raising powers.

In addition to under-funding, the devolution of health services by virtue of the Local Government Code of 1991 resulted in inefficient referral services.

He was also suspected (correctly) by party fundamentalists of considering the gradual accumulation of powers under devolution a more likely route to independence than a big-bang electoral victory.

He said Labour recognised that people were under "significant pressure" in delivering public services for Wales, but a Welsh Labour government under devolution had been able to "prioritise those diminishing resources".

Dementia United was set up in late 2015 as an "early win" under the devolution of Greater Manchester's health and social care.

Wales similarly has a different arrangement under devolution.

What we have here is devolution under a continuing paternalistic and apprehensive eye.

One area of the UK Waleses – has used the freedom under devolution to introduce a German-style scheme, and Rhodri Morgan, the first minister, told a fringe meeting at the Labour conference in Brighton this week that the initiative was not only saving thousands of jobs but also improving training.