devolve

fiil C2

yetkileri devretmek, sorumluluğu başkasına aktarmak B2

to transfer power or responsibility to a lower level, especially from a central authority to regional or local authorities

The school board will devolve budgeting duties to each department next year.

After the reform, many functions devolve to local governments.
Experts argue that devolving authority can increase accountability.
When power devolves, regional leaders gain more control over policies.
The recent legislation aims to devolve significant regulatory powers to autonomous agencies.

devolve authority · yetki devretmek The central government decided to devolve authority to the regional councils.
devolve power · güç devretmek
devolve sth to sb The committee devolved decision-making to the sub-committee.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

gerilemek, kötüleşmek, dönüşmek B2

to decline or deteriorate, especially in a way that leads to a less advanced or less desirable state

If the negotiations fail, the conflict may devolve further.

The discussion devolved into personal attacks after the first hour.
Over time, the once thriving community devolved into neglect.
Economic pressures caused the market to devolve into instability.
Scholars warn that democratic institutions can devolve when accountability erodes.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

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