Examples of using Has devolved in English and their translations into Spanish
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The power to decide these matters has devolved upon the government.
Humanity has devolved the responsibility of choice to'greater powers' for far too long.
The Scottish Parliament located in Edinburgh has devolved powers to legislate for Scotland.
Reda has devolved architectural interiors as well as furniture design and this has led him to create his own range of furniture and accessories under the name Reda Amalou Design.
Health care policy has devolved to the island territories.
The federal government has enacted an“authority management scheme” for water rights in both the Yukon andthe Northwest Territories and has devolved certain powers to territorial water boards.
In Malawi, the central government has devolved some of its functions to the assemblies.
The current political system seeks to reinforce national unity andpeople's participation in decision-making through the decentralization process, which has devolved power from the centre to the local governments.
In large countries, power has devolved downwards and regions have become more assertive.
In most cantons, responsibility for education and cultural policy has devolved to the districts or communes.
Israel has devolved responsibility for the health system in the West Bank and Gaza to the Palestinian Authorities(PA), but remains responsible for ensuring the overall fulfilment of Palestinian children's right to health.
What once was easily-identifiable militarism in Central America has devolved into the para-militarization of indigenous communities throughout southern Mexico.
In addition, the loan will promote the strengthening of the water management capabilities of user associations in irrigation districts management of these districts has devolved from the federal government to the users' associations.
Karnataka is the only State that has devolved funds, functions and functionaries to the PRIs completely.
With the completion of the work of these three task forces,the responsibility for coordinated conference follow-up has devolved to ACC and its machinery, in particular CCPOQ, IACSD and IACWGE.
In the Middle Ages absolute monarchs exercised the right to grant clemency, which, in modern legal systems, has devolved upon constitutional monarchs, presidents or other authorities of the highest rank in the executive institutions of a State.
Ambassador Wagenmakers of the Netherlands reminded us with a great deal of clarity in his statement on 24 February of the role that has devolved on the Conference and the contribution expected of it in order to strengthen confidence-building measures which can be seen to be more necessary and more urgent every day.
And now we have devolved into hunters.
There, those who have devolved in time exhale their last breath.
Contradiction upon contradiction;things have devolved and changed.
And I had no idea how badly things had devolved.
A decentralization programme had devolved powers to local government, ensuring the participation of people in the taking of decisions that affected their own development.
In that regard,a decentralization programme had devolved power to local governments and ensured the participation of citizens in the issues affecting their lives.
The Welsh Assembly Government does, however, have devolved responsibility for a number of cross-cutting issues, including health and social services and child protection.
His days have devolved into a horrible cycle of soiling his bedsheets and screaming incoherently at the very touch of the nurse who cleans him.
Parliament also monitors independent agencies to which the Government may have devolved public functions, such as regulatory activities or the delivery of front-line services.
The National Assembly for Wales does, however, have devolved responsibility for a number of cross-cutting issues, including health and social services and child protection.
In some cases the Council, to its own detriment,may have devolved an excessive degree of its prerogatives and authority to subsidiary bodies.
After the break-up of the Soviet Union,practically all power had devolved upon the Supreme Council, which had appointed judges, including those of the Constitutional Court, determined the agenda of representative bodies and drawn up the lists of legislation to be adopted, sometimes taking no account of proposals from the executive.
First, various government tasks, such as youth care, work and income and care of the elderly andlong-term sick people have devolved to the municipal authorities, since they are closest to the people, and can provide customised services with less red tape and at lower cost.