devolution sentence examples

• Devolution of decision-making to local communities.
• However, no new talks to try to restore devolution are planned ahead of the next general election.
• The second issue is whether asymmetrical devolution, devolution for just some parts of the united kingdom and not others is viable.
• Devolution referendum in wales.
• Devolution of powers for rail.
• I cannot understand those unionist parties who are opposing the devolution of policing powers.
• Since 1997 there has been a dramatic shift in public opinion in favor of welsh devolution.
• Devolution settlement is not set in concrete.
• Devolution of responsibility for the fire service in wales will impact on all areas listed below.
• We believe that devolution can offer the same benefits to the english regions.
• A strong scottish parliament scottish devolution was slightly different from the rest, however.
• Devolution campaigner, and potentially very able am, gareth hughes.
• Devolution of the central university budget for studentships.
• I want devolution to work, to deliver for the people of scotland.
• For some time the relative merits or otherwise of administrative or legislative devolution have been debated.
• Devolution issue may, however, be raised for the first time on appeal.
• There has been good debate about the concept of ' double devolution ' that i set out in my ncvo speech on tuesday.
• Devolution agenda of the nhs plan.
• Regional devolution in europe: lesson for the uk?
• Devolution debate of the 1970s.

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