Examples of using Devolution in English and their translations into Czech
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Dubois'"Devolution.
Devolution, Mr Marker, takes many forms.
This last kill, it feels like a devolution.
The devolution revolution has begun!
You say she's already shown signs of devolution?
A Study of the Devolution of the Human Species.
Devolution generally means loss of control.
Ladies and gentlemen, devolution is not a theory but a proven fact.
Devolution- the specific model of policy in Great Britain.
Normally I would say this points to a devolution in the unsub's psyche.
His devolution could be a dissociative break.
The revival of the Welsh language over the past 15 years since devolution has been meteoric.
It was that devolution that eventually led to his capture.
This pseudo-feminist fantasy tween chick-lit bullshit is a devolution of the female mission.
The existence of devolution we can demonstrate experimentally.
For us the evidence points to stasis, stability of life forms(like begets like) oreven to a process in the opposite direction, to devolution, to constant diminution and erosion of information existing in the biosphere.
Ulcers. devolution is not a theory but a proven fact. Ladies and gentlemen.
But if your granddaughter is as powerful as I have heard… a Fae's devolution is directly proportionate to their abilities.
Scottish Devolution, giving Scotland its first parliament, and then peace in Northern Ireland, sometimes I think what was great about the spirit of that time was that.
The part that was cut out reads:'Decentralisation and devolution were key objectives of the Commission reform process starting in 1999.
The devolution of the rights and obligations of the founder to another person, if the sole founder ceases to exist without a legal successor or the sole founder dies.
As a Co-Chair,I have always said there can only be a political solution by means of some sort of devolution package, which has been on the table, has been taken off the table, and now has to come back on the table.
Hayek said that the devolution of power to external agencies, while a regular feature, is nonetheless the first step by which a democracy surrenders its powers.
My opinion is that one could overcome this clash of principles by combining regional integration following the European Union communitarian model with an appropriate use of the internal self-determination, devolution and autonomy.
For example, that it is clear that decentralisation and devolution were one of the main results of the process of Commission reform that was started in 1999, but that the Commission has still not produced a study or report or interim financial statement on this form of administrative management.