Sentence examples for what further powers from inspiring English sources

"And, yes, that means considering what further powers could be devolved".

Although Cameron repeatedly avoided speculating on what further powers could be devolved, he suggested to questioners that he was unwilling to go as far as Salmond's "devo max" solution would suggest, defending the national welfare state as fairer and pointing out the importance of "fiscal union" inside a single currency.

It is not a referendum on what further powers we are going to get.

Since then, Prime Minister David Cameron has said he could consider "sensible suggestions" on what further powers could be transferred north.

But, says Mr Salmond, the Unionists will not say what further powers, if any, might come the way of Holyrood, should independence be rejected.

The four party leaders at the Welsh assembly have held talks on what further powers they would like to see devolved.

And the poll is unpredictable because Scots cannot vote for what a plurality of them wants: further powers short of independence, with defence and foreign affairs handled from London.

Further powers for Wales will form a big part of a tightly fought general election campaign next year - but what about the rise of UKIP?

So you reject further powers for Scotland?

However, in a move that immediately provoked an angry reaction from Scotland's pro-independence first minister, Alex Salmond, Cameron repeatedly ruled out discussing what powers could be further devolved to Edinburgh before the vote.

It signalled that the Cocteaus had a clear power; what emerged further was the beauty.