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Shkani Posted 16 years ago
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Please tell me if "devolution" term be used to denote transfer of materials from a lower office to higher office
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Hi Shkani: Welcome to the Forums. If you are talking about the physical movement of goods, I don't think you have the right word here. Devolution can be a legal transfer of property to a rightful successor as in inheritance.
- Hi Shkani: Welcome to the Forums.
- If you are talking about the physical movement of goods, I don't think you have the right word here.
- Devolution can be a legal transfer of property to a rightful successor as in inheritance.
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Hi Shkani:
Welcome to the Forums.
If you are talking about the physical movement of goods, I don't think you have the right word here.
Devolution can be a legal transfer of property to a rightful successor as in inheritance.
It is also delegation of legal authority from a higher government authority (e.g. national) to a lower one (e.g. state).
Devolve, th
Welcome to the Forums.
If you are talking about the physical movement of goods, I don't think you have the right word here.
Devolution can be a legal transfer of property to a rightful successor as in inheritance.
It is also delegation of legal authority from a higher government authority (e.g. national) to a lower one (e.g. state).
Devolve, th
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I suppose those who disapprove of evolution might consider devolution "getting better."
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