Examples of using Devolves in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
What doesn't evolve, devolves.
He devolves upon his own world the responsibility of being in the right against the dissentient worlds of other people;
If the election is invalid, nomination devolves on the pope.
This responsibility devolves in the first instance upon the various countries themselves,
In the meantime the privilege as well as the duty devolves on me to assign….
The BBSRC devolves this to the host institutions; in the case of Beneforté the John Innes Centre,
If I leave before getting the Hashid to stand down, this devolves into a bloodbath.
And while the Father in faithfulness upholds that which they have organized, it devolves upon this Universe Son
our societies is a crucial obligation which devolves upon us all.
And then, eventually, the whole thing sort of evolves, or devolves, into this sort of Robbe-G rillet mystery.
indivisible property devolves to one of the successors taking into account the nature of the property
the other half devolves to the heirs of the deceased spouse.
In the case of the succession of immovable property, where property rights are already registered in the Register of Immovable Property, the only document that the successor must submit to the Register is the certificate of succession received from the notary(or the certificate of ownership in the event of the death of one spouse where the entire property devolves to the surviving spouse).
It is based on the establishment of indirect centralised management which devolves the administration of jointly decided information activities onto the Member States.
agreements concluded by the Council, which devolves on the Community by vitue of the provisions governing the said supplies.
Management partnership: a system implemented through indirect centralised management which devolves, via a Commission decision, the management of information activities onto the Member States.
secondly, the proposal devolves cooperation and provides for more direct contacts between tax inspectors of different Member States.
You're certain that you possess the Truth-- inevitably offered with an implied uppercase T-- and this certainty quickly devolves into dogmatism and righteousness,
then upon Our Apostle devolves only the clear delivery of the message.
The obligation to communicate to the Commission the investment projects referred to in Article 41 of the Treaty devolves on persons and undertakings engaged in the industrial activities listed in Annex II to the Treaty, in respect of all installations already established
Where appropriate, a devolved management of the cooperation by EU delegations in the field;
The whole town has devolved to a primitive state in a matter of days.
Description of devolved governance and role of regions.
The central government has devolved many functions without providing for sufficient regular financial coverage.
No, and devolved parliaments or assemblies should receive less power.
Biblical interpretation would devolve into“what this passage says to me” instead of“the Bible says.
This has devolved into a slugfest!
This reflects the fact that some Member States have devolved systems of health care.
There must be a stronger commitment within that policy of devolving fisheries policy.
But you will devolve into an UnderFae.