Sentence examples for will devolve to from inspiring English sources

But substantial powers on issues like the economy and health care will devolve to Kosovo's new institutions.

As more and more women squeal louder and louder, my dwindling interest in watching these great players will devolve to no interest at all".

Officially speaking, the UKFC is still in operation, limping on until April Fool's Day, after which its duties will devolve to a new production structure that has yet to be fully fleshed out.

When or if Qaddafi loses power, do you think Libya will be able to unify under a central government, or do you think power will devolve to regional forces?

The more that user feedback intrudes, the more Wave will devolve to an email clone.

Any moment of relief, or happiness, is fleeting: you know that ultimately the quest for a safe space, far from the infection, will fail, and everyone will devolve to the level of the zombie.

But it has not yet been decided which of these new powers will be kept at Westminster, and which will devolved to other parts of the UK - including Scotland - after the UK leaves the EU.

The world when faced with difficulties will always devolve to chaos.

It is also important that we together assist the Administration to establish a guiding framework which will liberate the dedication of civil society organisations, will encourage the entrepreneurial spirit of the private sector, and will devolve responsibility to local authorities, all to work in the best interests of the Afghan child.

As Labour leader, I will devolve power to local communities and put them in the driving seat of transport planning".

The scheme will no longer be strongly centralised, but will devolve control to various local entities.Happily, the British lesson has not been lost on American health reformers.