Sentence examples for when it devolved from inspiring English sources
People paid up to $100,000 to go to Fyre Festival this past weekend, a luxury event in the Bahamas organized by Ja Rule, so it makes sense that they were frustrated when it devolved into complete chaos.
Scotland has already decided it will outlaw fracking when it receives similar devolved powers after the election, leaving England as the main target for fracking companies.
"When it comes to devolved policies on health and education, you'll see in our manifesto later in the week just how we'll spend this money.
Indeed, when it comes to explaining devolved powers, less is rarely more – we should always offer specific detail about the UK-wide or nation-specific remits of relevant agencies.
They said it when Scotland got its devolved parliament (they may be right too) and when Britain voted yes to Europe by a margin of 2-1 in the 1975 referendum.
Momentum's founders say it has been registered as a limited company on an interim basis and will have a devolved democratic structure when it develops.
The organisation's founders say it has been registered as a limited company on an interim basis and will have a devolved democratic structure when it develops.
"When it comes to issues that are devolved - so health and education in Scotland - I am in charge.
But on Tuesday, Sinn Féin and the SDLP vetoed welfare legislation when it was brought to the floor of the assembly, plunging the devolved administration into jeopardy.
The UK Government maintains that the AWB was, and is, an employment, not an agriculture issue and not devolved - therefore it's highly likely the Attorney General would exercise his constitutional prerogative to refer it to the Supreme Court if and when it's passed.
