| As the devolvement has proceeded, flexibility and innovation have taken a strange turn. |
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| Let's grasp it and show the country that, with an elected mayor and a devolvement of power and authority to local level, Bolton can lead the way. |
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| The devolvement of powers to parish and town councils is a strategy which has to be pursued. |
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| Since July 2000 we've seen the devolvement of health trusts and their staff into primary care trusts. |
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| Firstly, whether that level of devolvement can be maintained for the future, looking at the great drain that it is on resources. |
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| The reverse, devolvement, is just as true, so it is in all souls best interests to assist each other. |
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| Our tactics to fight devolvement may differ but our underlying reasons are much the same. |
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| The double movement of Europeanization and devolvement changes relationships in a rapid way. |
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| Even in the 10 years that I have been here, we have seen what we call the devolvement, the downloading from the federal government to the provincial government. |
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| The affiliated unions may dissolve the Federation by a two-thirds majority and decide on the devolvement of the net assets, in accordance with all applicable laws or other relevant regulations. |
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| The devolvement of the objects of agreement is done by the performance supplier depending on the related game, for which the particular assistance is needed for. |
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| They demonstrated to me a degree of devolvement in decision-making and transparency in the decision-making chain and the budgetary planning process that is achievable. |
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