Examples of using Devolution in English and their translations into Chinese
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The first issue is devolution.
Formal devolution of powers was therefore required.
Devolution of Estates Act 2007.
But not everyone blames him for Log Cabin's devolution.
The Devolution Plan through the Local Government Ordinance 2001 is considered as a watershed for political empowerment of women in Pakistan.
To drive this growth a“radical” devolution of powers must be delivered in return for stronger governance and economic leadership across the country.
The Devolution Plan is another important development.(The plan has been discussed in detail in Chapter VII, para 31-34).
Devolution of responsibility and greater movement of staff from headquarters to the field are being pursued with vigour by several of the agencies.
Devolution ensured the equitable sharing of national and local resources, promoted social and economic development and made possible easy access to public services throughout the country.
(b) For matters relating to adoption, marriage, divorce, burial, devolution of property on death or other matters of personal law;
Labour have spent devolution trying to delegitimise the Nats, or out Nat the Nats- and failing in both.
During devolution, he would have come into contact with other political parties on a day to day basis, popping in and out of their offices.
Meeting participants sought ways to address issues pertaining to the north, including the devolution of power and the provision of financial and technical resources to local government structures.
Devolution and Policies for Children- The International Experience(Rome- 2005).
There are also movements, such as the Wessex Regionalists, calling for devolution of power to the English regions.
For Scotland, devolution did not constitute independence, but rather a partnership for progress within the United Kingdom.
(c) To facilitate the devolution of responsibility and accountability in relation to core managerial functions;
The Bill takes forward reforms that are intended to allow for the implementation of devolution agreements with combined authority areas and with other areas.
A policy of political decentralization with direct elections of local councils and ward representatives, combined with devolution of public service delivery, is a welcome development.
The latter was suspended until May 2007 due to wrangling over the peace process, but devolution was fully completed in March 2010.