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1 dévolu
dévolu, e [devɔly]1. adjective• être dévolu à qch [budget] to be allotted to sth2. masculine noun• jeter son dévolu sur qn/qch to set one's heart on sb/sth* * *
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dévolue devɔly adjectif1) ( échu par droit) devolved (à to)2) ( réservé) reserved (à for)
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nom masculinjeter son dévolu sur — to set one's heart on [objet]; to set one's cap at [personne]
* * *devɔly dévolu, -e1. adj2. nm* * *A adj1 ( échu par droit) devolved (à to);2 ( réservé) reserved (à for).1. DROITdévolu à devolving on ou upon2. [destiné]dévolu nom masculina. [chose] to go for, to chooseb. [personne] to set one's cap at -
2 Décentralisation
regionalisation, decentralisation, devolution of power from the central government to regional and departmental authorities. France has a long legacy as a centralised state, dating back many centuries; the centralised structure of power has survived numerous regime changes in since the French Revolution. It was not until the election of a Socialist government in 1981 that any major steps were taken to reduce the importance of Paris. The first Loi de Décentralisation, passed in 1982, transferred certain powers to the regions, and since then further powers have been devolved, including responsibility for lycées (though not the recruitment of their teachers), regional public transport services, and the management of certain social services.Regions are now governed by elected conseils régionaux, under the leadership of a Président de région.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Décentralisation
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3 TER
Transport Express Régional, or Train Express Régional. Express regional transport services, mostly trains but also coach services. Since 2002, following pilot projects in certain regions, the planning of TER services and the fixing of ticket prices has been devolved from central government to theConseils Régionaux. Regional management of the services has led to a considerable development of services in many regions, to new train sets, and to the upgrading, at the regions' behest, of many regional or inter-regional routes. TER services, much used by commuters and young people, are heavily subsidised.
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