Examples of using Devolution in English and their translations into Slovak
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The devolution of management responsibilities from Commission headquarters to its Delegation in Moscow has indeed had a positive impact on the quality of the project identification
In the most significant reform to the management of external assistance since devolution, under the Treaty of Lisbon,
There also exists devolution in the human being that ages,
appropriate for the management of the devolution process.
With devolution, primary responsibility regarding technical
The devolution of fleet management to Member States has not led to sufficient cuts in fleet capacity,
Nevertheless, other factors apart from devolution have also been important in speeding up aid delivery.
As evolution is the complication of matter or energy, devolution is the slow process of nature to simplify matter
Wales gained a degree of sovereignty through devolution.
Since 1991, he starts an project called“Devolution”, in which artistically reworks papers and cardboards prepared by special procedures(acids, alkali).
Since devolution, screening of project proposals has steadily increased to cover all proposed aid interventions eligible for such screening.
Sometimes you know, really“good and evil” is like“evolution and devolution.”.
The Commission headquarters have continued to be responsible for this3 although delegations play a greater part in the process than before devolution.
Under a unitary system of government, political powers can be difused to a local government by statutes through devolution.
The transfer under devolution of major new responsibilities from the Commission headquarters required that delegations be granted adequate resources,
a polar opposite which is devolution.
which comprised a considerable further devolution of competences from the national to the regional level.
This amount may be allocated to finance devolution for the period 2006 to 2007, and shall be managed directly by the Commission.".
The Commission has not fully taken advantage of the greater opportunities arising from devolution for improving aid through in-country dialogue and on-the-spot monitoring.
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.