Sentence examples for when it is devolved from inspiring English sources

That is also what the Federation of Small Businesses FSBB) wants to see ahead of full scale reform of the rates system when it is devolved to Wales in April 2015.

It is devolved to the 17 primary health care clinics in the sub-district, and is nurse- and counsellor-led.

It's devolved in that it's about individuals now rather than a team concept.

And that it's devolved into flash paper.

Now it was devolving into a much bloodier and more prolonged civil war.

Empowerment is the idea that an organisation is most productive when all its employees are empowered to make and take decisions on their own, when authority is devolved down to all levels of the organisation.

Tory strategists believe the reversal in fortunes can be explained by its unashamed stance as a unionist party – attractive to Scots who voted No in the referendum and want to prevent a re-run at all costs – and commitment to keeping income tax rates the same or lower than at present when Holyrood is devolved further powers in this area.

The tax cut is UK-wide until April when stamp duty is devolved to Scotland.

Tony Blair: You have to qualify that, they will have the whole of that budget devolved, it is true, in the same way, when a school budget is devolved, they have to meet certain requirements of the National Curriculum.

Furthermore, what becomes of our currently high national and global standards on things like civil rights, infrastructure codes and the environment when all the power is devolved to local governments?

However, McAdoo's frontrunner status devolved when it was revealed that he had received an annual retainer as a lawyer for oil operative Edward Doheney who was implicated in the Teapot Dome Scandal.