Examples of using Devolution of powers in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Depending on the case, this may ormay not reflect a special devolution of powers or freedom from external authority.
He favoured the devolution of powers from central government towards the regions, but argued that regionalisation must come about at the expense of municipalities.
This victory now has to be consolidated andmade safe by truly democratizing State structures and grearer devolution of powers in Soviet society.
Its scope was too broad for our liking,the drive to deregulate too strong, the devolution of powers to the Member States was not sufficiently respected and the proposal was ambiguous in too many places.
Constant's other concerns included a"new type of federalism": a serious attempt to decentralize French government through the devolution of powers to elected municipal councils.
Melbourne's government mooted more ideas to introduce greater democracy, such as the devolution of powers to the Legislative Council of Lower Canada, which greatly alarmed the King, who feared it would eventually lead to the loss of the colony.
There are three main elements to the reform: the enhancing of the programming process;the reunification of the management of the project cycle; and the devolution of powers to our delegations.
Such policies respond to rationalist expectations planning for the use of scarce resources, devolution of powers, administrative deconcentration to smaller groups and strategies for reducing regional inequalities.
In more recent years,the international community has followed closely events in Northern Ireland which have led to the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and the devolution of powers to the Northern Ireland Assembly.
MAP 2000 is based on a three phase strategy(1998/1999/after 1999),centred on decentralisation and devolution of powers, simplification of proce dures and the identification and application of new approaches in the administration and management of human resources.
The political background of the region has evolved over the years: in 1994, the main paramilitary groups announced cease-fires; in April 1998, the Belfast(“Good Friday”) Agreement set a political settlement for a peace process,including the devolution of powers to a Northern Ireland Assembly and Executive Committee, which were set up at the end of 1999.
The response of the unionist parties was to establish the Calman Commission to examine further devolution of powers, a position that had the support of the Prime Minister.
Decentralised government: Citizen participation in decentralised forms of municipal government may involve the devolution of powers and responsibilities to more local levels.
The process of effective decentralisation andstrengthening of local government has started and some devolution of powers to the local level formulated in a new law will enter into force on 1 July.
The twins Atreus andThyestes with their descendants played the leading role in the tragedy of the devolution of power in Mycenae.
There is a movement to restore udal law[http://www. udallaw. com/] to the islands as part of a devolution of power from Edinburgh to Shetland and Orkney.
A progressive internalisation of the process leading to the establishment of new structures based on the sharing and devolution of power through the democratic process;
The new constitution introduced additional checks andbalances to executive power and significant devolution of power and resources to 47 newly created counties.
We covered specific topics such as leadership and the Kenyan general elections, democracy andthe rule of law, devolution of power and the new constitution etc.
The fédéralisation of Belgium has not led to a devolution of power to subnational levels.
Behind the myth of the house of Atreus(one of the two principal heroic dynasties with the house of Labdacus)lies the problem of the devolution of power and of the mode of accession to sovereignty.
The EU is fully supporting the peace efforts of the Sri Lankan Government and urging the Tamil Tigers(LTTE)to respond positively to the Sri Lankan Government's proposals for constitutional reform which will include considerable devolution of power to each region in Sri Lanka.
Among the early acts of Blair's government were the establishment of the national minimum wage, the devolution of power to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, major changes to the regulation of the banking system, and the re-creation of a citywide government body for London, the Greater London Authority, with its own elected-Mayor.
Among the salient points of the agreement, the Sri Lankan Government made a number of concessions to Tamil demands,which included Colombo devolution of power to the provinces, merger(subject to later referendum) of the northern and eastern provinces, and official status for the Tamil language.
Change did not occur in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland andWales in a uniform manner and the devolution of power over local government to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland means that future changes are unlikely to be uniform either.
Many innovations started to be developed within representative institutions or as a devolution of power from them, but also and especially, they surround them and have an impact on them as they allow citizens to set their agendas, provide inputs for policies, change the way they take decisions and implement those decisions.
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.
There is a movement to restore udal law to the islands as part of a devolution of power from Edinburgh to Shetland and Orkney.
This longer period arose from political andadministrative developments in Northern Ireland during 2000, in particular the devolution of power to the Northern Ireland Assembly.
There is a difficult and delicate balance to be struck betweencentral power in the EC and the maximum possible devolution of power to regional authorities.