Noun:

இழிதல்,

devolution's Usage Examples:

devolution of the central university budget for studentships.

The change was clearly effected by the devolution of the military and civil powers of the king to the polemarch and the archon, while the archon basileus (or king) retained control of state religion.

At the time of the devolution referendum the CBI Scotland polled the 1200 Scottish company directors.

This change of conception helped to further the notion of a certain devolution of apostolic powers to successors constituted by act of ordination.

After the conclusion of the war of devolution in 1667, he allied himself with Louis, and together they agreed to support the candidature of Wolfgang of Neuburg for the vacant Polish throne.

The president has the power to appoint assessors to advise him on technical points; and considerable powers of devolution of authority for the purpose of inquiry and report are conferred upon the court, the main object of which is to secure settlement by conciliatory methods.

The rules of kinship largely determined status with its correlative rights and obligations, supplied the place of contract and of laws affecting the ownership, disposition and devolution of property, constituting the clan an organic, selfcontained entity, a political, social and mutual insurance copartnership.

yearbooks on devolution, will add to its reputation.

devolution campaigner, and potentially very able AM, Gareth Hughes.

The State and the Nations, the first of an annual series of yearbooks on devolution, will add to its reputation.

With regard to the devolution of property upon death, it may be remarked that the law of intestate succession applies equally to real and personal estate, there being no law of primogeniture.

Synonyms:

delegating, deputation, relegation, devolvement, delegation, relegating,

Antonyms:

finish, end, refrain, praise, defend,