Примеры использования Devalues на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Printing money devalues the currency, meaning you can buy less with it.
And then he was the son of a mystical thing and that devalues what he did, you see?
This approach significantly devalues the principle of the rule of law at both the international and national levels.
Therefore, housing prices are likely to decline, which,in turn, devalues the entire RE market.
This practice discredits and devalues the fundamental principles of the civil service, and also seriously speeds up the flywheel of corruption.
The necessity of paying Dowry while marrying girls off, further devalues girls within the family.
In the scenario of early devaluation,the government devalues Tenge by 8-10% in late 2008 and announces a policy of crawling devaluation at the speed of 5% per year.
For me, corruption in the courts is that which nullifies the sense of the legal profession and devalues our services.
Depreciating"death, this doctrine thereby devalues life and reconciles man with any suffering and injustice.
This document simply designates areas for development without any actual funding, which, of course,largely devalues such efforts.
This new situation devalues the usefulness of the"teacher- student" type of workshops and seminars- the concept which has been popular in the ECE for several years.
Our society values enlight problem solving and consciousness devalues all other states of consciousness.
Our vocabularies today contain terms such as"real time" or"Internet time" as if some delay in the transmission and processing of information makes information unreal, orat least seriously devalues it.
Most of all,I wish to stress that abusing the consensus rule devalues it by turning into a mere veto tool.
Accordingly, the storage of money"at banks or socks"(which is especially popular in the former Soviet Union, in view of the particular distrust in the banking system) does not lead to an increase in theincome of the owner, but only devalues?? them.
Currently, 200 million women andgirls are missing from the world, victims of violence that devalues their lives and often results from cultural preferences for boys.
The use of such terminology devalues both the notion of"rights" and the status of the institution of the human rights commissioner in the eyes of the Russian audience: an institution which protects the rights of perpetrators would hardly enjoy popularity against the backdrop of the deteriorating socio-economic situation in the country.
Currently, 200 million women and girls are missing from the world today,victims of violence that devalues the lives of women and is often the result of cultural preferences for boys.
Abortion contributes to universal loss of life andperpetuates a dangerous mentality that devalues and destroys human life, in conflict with the emphasis in the Programme of Action on improving human lives and respecting human rights.
Bioethicist Arthur Caplan has warned that predatory publishing, fabricated data, andacademic plagiarism erodes public confidence in the medical profession, devalues legitimate science, and undermines public support for evidence-based policy.
It is time to focus on educational issues in order toget rid of any stereotype that devalues women's work and prevents them from assuming responsibilities which they wish, but have not been allowed, to assume simply because they are women.
In the result we are faced with the problem of"closed disk": from the one hand the budget expenditure increase additionally"stimulate" price rises,from the other hand- inflation devalues certain part of social payments and wage payment of budget organizations.
Similarly, the transferee may suffer exchange loss if the currency of payment is a foreign currency which devalues against his currency of account between the time when the exchange should have been made and the time when it was made.
Yet, the United Nations continues to hobble itself with the two-tier work structure which distorts the meaning of, and devalues, support work, especially in the context of the traditional stereotypic profiles of each category.
At the same time,we are concerned that the approach of the report overemphasizes one element of military action and devalues the importance of political solutions and other aspects of the comprehensive approach peacekeeping operations take in implementing their protection mandate.
Such participants devalue the contest thus making it uninteresting for the target audience.
Most men devalue themselves, although they do not know it.
In November of 1967 the U.K devalued the sterling from $2.80 to $2.40.
Doping can devalue these efforts and attempts.
Overall, the United States dollar devalued by about 5 per cent.