Examples of using Devolution in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Following the reform of EC external assistance, including in particular the devolution of management responsibilities to the Delegations,
This update brings a change to the default DNS devolution behavior when devolution is enabled on the computer.
Devolution means constitutional changes, that is a considerable majority in favour of devolution, over two thirds of Parliament over several stages.
Devolution has contributed to improving aid delivery as a key part of the Commission's wider reform of its management of external assistance over the last decade.
(5) Reference is made to Special Report No 10/2004 concerning the devolution of EC external aid to the Commission delegations(OJ C 72, 22.3.2005).
Devolution differs from federalism in that the devolved powers of the subnational authority may be temporary
System of local government” promoting devolution and new concept of regional councils in a bid to increase a revenue generating system.
Devolution was introduced over the period 2002 to 2004 to support a wider reform launched in 2000 to improve the Commission's management of external assistance.
cooperation on local and regional democracy, devolution and self-governance in Europe.
The coalition agreement published on 20 May 2010 outlined plans to promote devolution and give communities greater powers to shape local developments
The Commission headquarters have continued to be responsible for this3 although delegations play a greater part in the process than before devolution.
The latter was suspended until May 2007 due to wrangling over the peace process, but devolution was fully completed in March 2010.
DeFilippis' most relevant work involves the impact on community-based organizations that has resulted from the devolution of the welfare state over the past decade and a half.
It is organic and living-it is in constant evolution(transcendence) or devolution(materialization), ascending
Hayek said that the devolution of power to external agencies, while a regular feature, is nonetheless the
The Commission welcomes the Court‘s findings that devolution has increased the speed of aid delivery,
Public referenda on devolution were held in 1997 in Scotland
social classes became inflexible and rigid, and the devolution of power to local leaders intensified.
But if your granddaughter is as powerful as I have heard… a Fae's devolution is directly proportionate to their abilities.
In my new book Human Devolution: A Vedic Alternative to Darwin's Theory, I set forth such a new explanation,