de·vo·lu·tion [ˌdi:vəˈlu:ʃən] N no pl POL
- devolution
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It does support the devolution of a number of additional responsibilities, such as the railways or the policy of employment.
en.wikipedia.org However, the referendum fell short of the one-third threshold required to enact devolution.
en.wikipedia.org The former centralized form of government became decentralized through devolution.
en.wikipedia.org After devolution many development projects of education, irrigation, communication, public health engineering and electricity have so far been carried out.
en.wikipedia.org When polls give three options, including an option for greater devolution but stopping short of independence, support for full independence is much lower.
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