Examples of using Devolved in English and their translations into Polish
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because England does not have a devolved parliament.
They must be organised in such a way that they can perform the tasks devolved on them effectively.
It devolved upon him to arrange lodgings
This mainly devolved to get practice in 8085 programming without any high cost electronic hardware.
new tools dedicated to formally evaluating the responsibilities devolved to schools are being developed section 3.2.
by not sharing them clearly with devolved authorities.
the finished building was devolved by the contractor.
Team-work, flattening of hierarchies, devolved responsibilities and greater need for multi-tasking are leading to the growth of learning organisations.
What started out as a good time quickly devolved… And Katie fell victim to the violent drunken rage of a juvenile gang.
The combined effect of these events led to Prime Minister Wilson committing his government to some form of devolved legislature in 1974.
the EU that focuses on possible ways of resolving issues of common concern at a devolved, grassroots level;
Would stress that, within the projects, the concept of common ownership is a key pre-condition for sustainable cooperation among devolved authorities.
Calls on the EU and Russia to work together at a devolved level on issues of common interest.
Broadly speaking, these cover a substantial part of devolved authorities' remit for local and regional development;
Decentralisation is the process by which management of EU funds is devolved to candidate country administrations.
This excruciating self-punishment process is beyond your capacity to imagine, and so is those individuals' devolved capacity in their next incarnation.
because England does not have a devolved parliament.
the risk of transportation together with transmission of goods is devolved to the Purchaser.
The bulk of this appropriation will be allocated to cover information and communication activities devolved to Union liaison offices/delegations in candidate and potential candidate countries.
Northern Ireland were granted devolved powers from the UK government to administer their own domestic arrangements, including education, since when the paths followed by the devolved administrations as regards pupil assessment have increasingly diverged.