Sentence examples for weren't devolved from inspiring English sources

"But the irony is that if Scotland weren't devolved we would have got our share of the £25m that was put into English theatre". Mr Ireland said the artistic community, many of whom championed the cause of a Scottish parliament, felt very let down.

A Welsh government spokesman stressed that doctors' pensions were not devolved to Wales and that the dispute was with the UK government.

On Sunday Mr Jones warned it would be a "disaster" for Wales if borrowing powers recommended by the Silk Commission were not devolved.

Ms Wood called for a new Council of Ministers made up of all the UK nations to reach agreement on matters that were not devolved.

Working out what's exactly is or isn't devolved to Wales isn't easy - a few disputes have already ended up in the Supreme Court.

Because it's a very open question indeed as to whether this bill is about agriculture, or instead actually about employment - which isn't devolved.

As income tax is not devolved to Wales or Northern Ireland, their MPs would continue to be able to vote on the rate.

The Government plans to create a single Public Service Ombudsman covering all public services for England and all UK services which are not devolved.

It would deal only with those matters, such as defence, foreign policy and the national (or is it federal?) budget, which are not devolved.

England remained the only UK nation to which power was not devolved, and whose people were not consulted about their governance.

An English Grand Committee would not leave Scottish members of Parliament with "little to do" since the majority of House of Commons business, including tax, public expenditure, immigration, defence, foreign policy and a host of other issues, is not devolved.