Definition of devo in English:

devo

nounˈdiːvəʊˈdivoʊ

mass nounBritish

The transfer or delegation of power by a central government to a local or regional administration; devolution.
her speech on more devo was coherent and well thought through
we have known for a week that devo was not on the agenda
as modifier the devo deal has considerable support amongst Greater Manchester MPs
Example sentencesExamples
- But the "more devo" option was excluded on the assertion that a straightforward Yes/No vote would deliver a clean result.
- Big thank you to people of Scotland for putting devo for England on the agenda.
- I'm from Scotland and I think devo is daft, forget even independence.
- Her speech was a clear attempt to counter SNP claims that voting "no" means no more devo.
- Devolution can only be discussed in Westminster if ALL parties have a devo option in their 2015 manifesto.
- UK gov/Scotland Office are spending £1.5M on their public info campaign on new devo powers.
- He called for a system of "devo default", where the Government must have a very good reason not to devolve powers on any issue.
- Were the fault lines already starting to appear even before the serious negotiations about 'devo England' have begun, I wondered?

Origin

1980s: abbreviation of devolution.

Definition of devo in US English:

devo

nounˈdivoʊˈdēvō

British

The transfer or delegation of power by a central government to a local or regional administration; devolution.
her speech on more devo was coherent and well thought through
we have known for a week that devo was not on the agenda
as modifier the devo deal has considerable support among Greater Manchester MPs
Example sentencesExamples
- Her speech was a clear attempt to counter SNP claims that voting "no" means no more devo.
- Were the fault lines already starting to appear even before the serious negotiations about 'devo England' have begun, I wondered?
- He called for a system of "devo default", where the Government must have a very good reason not to devolve powers on any issue.
- I'm from Scotland and I think devo is daft, forget even independence.
- Big thank you to people of Scotland for putting devo for England on the agenda.
- UK gov/Scotland Office are spending £1.5M on their public info campaign on new devo powers.
- Devolution can only be discussed in Westminster if ALL parties have a devo option in their 2015 manifesto.
- But the "more devo" option was excluded on the assertion that a straightforward Yes/No vote would deliver a clean result.

Origin

1980s: abbreviation of devolution.

单词	devo
释义	Definition of devo in English: devo nounˈdiːvəʊˈdivoʊ mass nounBritish The transfer or delegation of power by a central government to a local or regional administration; devolution. her speech on more devo was coherent and well thought through we have known for a week that devo was not on the agenda as modifier the devo deal has considerable support amongst Greater Manchester MPs Example sentencesExamples But the "more devo" option was excluded on the assertion that a straightforward Yes/No vote would deliver a clean result. Big thank you to people of Scotland for putting devo for England on the agenda. I'm from Scotland and I think devo is daft, forget even independence. Her speech was a clear attempt to counter SNP claims that voting "no" means no more devo. Devolution can only be discussed in Westminster if ALL parties have a devo option in their 2015 manifesto. UK gov/Scotland Office are spending £1.5M on their public info campaign on new devo powers. He called for a system of "devo default", where the Government must have a very good reason not to devolve powers on any issue. Were the fault lines already starting to appear even before the serious negotiations about 'devo England' have begun, I wondered? Origin 1980s: abbreviation of devolution. Definition of devo in US English: devo nounˈdivoʊˈdēvō British The transfer or delegation of power by a central government to a local or regional administration; devolution. her speech on more devo was coherent and well thought through we have known for a week that devo was not on the agenda as modifier the devo deal has considerable support among Greater Manchester MPs Example sentencesExamples Her speech was a clear attempt to counter SNP claims that voting "no" means no more devo. Were the fault lines already starting to appear even before the serious negotiations about 'devo England' have begun, I wondered? He called for a system of "devo default", where the Government must have a very good reason not to devolve powers on any issue. I'm from Scotland and I think devo is daft, forget even independence. Big thank you to people of Scotland for putting devo for England on the agenda. UK gov/Scotland Office are spending £1.5M on their public info campaign on new devo powers. Devolution can only be discussed in Westminster if ALL parties have a devo option in their 2015 manifesto. But the "more devo" option was excluded on the assertion that a straightforward Yes/No vote would deliver a clean result. Origin 1980s: abbreviation of devolution.
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