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Meanings of devolution in anglès
Process of evolving from a complex organism to a simpler organism.
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degeneració The process of declining from a higher to a lower level of effective power or vitality or essential quality.
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Examples for "degeneration"
Examples for "degeneration"
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However, the prevention and treatment of macular degeneration poses a major challenge.
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There is indeed a degeneration of morals in our society…, Zuma said.
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The interstitial tissue is much increased; epithelial degeneration in the tubules extensive.
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Age-related macular degeneration affects at least half a million people in Britain.
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Thus, CNTF may be a useful treatment for human antibody-mediated retinal degeneration.
portuguès
devolução català
transmissió de poders Usage of devolution in anglès
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The problem thus stated is therefore not fundamentally about decommissioning or devolution.
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First, devolution has brought different decisions about funding levels, priorities and targets.
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The Brexit vote could undermine staffing, research, service reform, devolution and funding.
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Mr Jones called for a new written UK constitution which favours devolution.
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He has the cognitive power necessary to fight the numeric devolution now.
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July 1997 White paper on devolution published by the new Labour government.
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Under Article 155 of the constitution, his Spanish government could suspend devolution.
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There were other questions on police numbers, extradition powers and Scottish devolution.
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What could devolution mean for the four constituent countries of the UK?
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They are much more aware of the election, of devolution, he said.
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Opponents expect him to be more pragmatic in his approach to devolution.
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It's one way of realising some devolution of control to Māori communities.
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The Smith Commission was set up after the referendum to enhance devolution.
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He also said the devolution of policing to Wales should be considered.
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Under devolution, the Scottish government decides what is included in the questionnaire.
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They could see devolution restored, Mr Paul Murphy, the Northern Secretary, added.
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Devolution through the time
Devolution across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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