devolved parliament造句

This was the first majority government in the history of the devolved parliament.
From the backbenches, he was a vocal critic of the government, voting against devolved parliament for England.
In the 20th century, the rise of devolved parliaments or assemblies for Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Northern Ireland had been under-represented in the Commons to compensate for the existence of a devolved parliament.
UKIP's support has been particularly weak in Scotland, where it has no representatives in the devolved parliament.
It's difficult to find devolved parliament in a sentence. 用devolved parliament造句挺难的

Parliament has also created national devolved parliaments and assemblies with differing degrees of legislative authority in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Scotland and Northern Ireland have centralised fire and rescue services, and so their authorities are effectively committees of the devolved parliaments.
Ever the proud Scot, he joined the campaign for a devolved parliament in Edinburgh, a dream which came true in 1999.
Scotland's devolved parliament handles decisions on health, law and order, crime and transport, which were once debated in London.
Major said Labour's pledge of a devolved parliament for Scotland would change the United Kingdom " palpably, flagrantly for the worse.
As an independent figure with experience of a devolved parliament, he was chosen to lead a review of the administration of the troubled Northern Ireland Assembly.
Without its own devolved Parliament, England continues to be governed and legislated for by the UK Government and UK Parliament which gives rise to the West Lothian question.
The congregation also included Jack McConnell, first minister in Scotland's newly devolved parliament and Helen Liddell, the Labor Party government's top official for Scotland.

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