Exemplos de uso de To devolve em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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He's beginning to devolve.
We want to devolve more responsibility to delegations and, where possible, to national authorities in the field.
A floor fight doesn't have to devolve into a brawl.
It makes little sense to devolve powers over transport, health, skills and planning while centralising control of schools.
However, there has been a tendency for regional governments to devolve some policy functions to the provinces Hine 1993.
Is this going to devolve into you shamble in around the quite come next June desperate for someone to sign your yearbook?
Local authorities can enable community action even iftheir central governments are reluctant to devolve administrative authority.
Under the terms of the Ohrid Agreement,the government agreed to devolve greater political power and cultural recognition to the Albanian minority.
Earth's current population ranges from seventh density in soul evolvement to second and first,those among you whose dark deeds have caused them to devolve.
There's a tendency among many to devolve the strategy to counting clicks rather than building a position in the marketplace," he cautions.
Government enablement in the long run requires the commitment of central government to devolve authority to lower levels of government.
The principal objective is to devolve water management responsibilities to a regional level through the stakeholder participation process which is integral to their establishment.
In any case, in Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Jordan, Lebanon and Syria,work to devolve power will be complete at the end of this year.
The principal objective is to devolve water management responsibilities to a regional level through the stakeholder participation process which is integral to their establishment.
Having all the books of the New Testament initially written within the times of eyewitnesses means that the books did not have time to devolve into myth and folklore.
The communication also describes the measures we are taking to devolve authority from Brussels to delegations in the field, known in jargon as"deconcentration.
At local and regional level, it is vital to secure growth as the mainstayof future welfare and to adapt developments to devolved authorities' differing circumstances.
The challenge now is to have the courage to devolve as many non-core tasks as possible back to lower levels of national, regional and local government.
Thus the recent reorganisation of EuropeAid services aims at further strengthening its role which has progressively evolved towards supervision,coordination and support to devolved management in the Commission delegations.
But Article 49 bis provides that it is constitutional to devolve on international organizations, being subjects of international law, powers reserved by the Constitution for national authorities.
Using Darwin's theory, and many rival biological accounts of development then in circulation,scientists suspected that it was just as possible to"devolve", to slip back down the evolutionary scale to prior states of development.
Marshall wanted the president to voluntarily allow his powers to devolve to the vice president, but that was impossible given his condition and unlikely given Wilson's dislike for Marshall.
Should it run its entire operation via the Agency for Reconstruction, first in Yugoslavia, subsequently in Macedonia and soon, perhaps, in Albania andCroatia, or should the Commission adhere to its original policy to devolve its powers to the delegations in the various countries?
We have begun to decentralise,to give more power to citizens in our neighbourhoods, to devolve services away from the Town Hall and Municipality out into the districts and quarters of our great cities.
The proposal to devolve the function of technological initiator to local and regional level also deserves attention, as access to European programmes and assistance will make it easier for enterprises to innovate.
Since the Maastricht Treaty debate, it has been an objective of the Commission to devolve as much power as possible to local bodies under the principle of subsidiarity.
In 2000, the Commission decided to devolve a sizeable proportion of its functions and resources(except notably the approval of financing proposals, the decision of payment for budget support and the management of intra-ACP projects) to its Delegations in the ACP States.
Lankester argued that"if it was possible to evolve,it was also possible to devolve, and that complex organisms could devolve into simpler forms or animals.
In August 2003, the BBC had resolved legal issues over production rights that had surfaced as a result of the jointly produced Universal Studios-BBC-FOX 1996"Doctor Who" film, and the Controller of BBC One Lorraine Heggessey and Controller of Drama Commissioning Jane Tranter approached Gardner and Davies to create a revival of the series to air in a primetime slot on Saturday nights,as part of their plan to devolve production to its regional bases.
The welfare state, with its established bureaucracy and high tax-theft rate,is always liable to devolve into a warfare state, or an internally oppressive force after an upwelling of fascist sentiment.