Приклади вживання Been devalued Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Artwork has been devalued as impractical.
Because in the modern world, where the human life costs 10 dollars,words have been devalued long ago.
We want to revive(that which has already been devalued in a certain way) such concepts as honour, honesty, decency, responsibility, ability to keep a word given to others.
Because in the modern world, where the human life costs 10 dollars,words have been devalued long ago.
Had the concept of post-modernism not been devalued by excessive use and corruption, if it were still possible to make use of it, I would call Sylvestrov the first post-modern, or possibly meta-modern, composer.
Oleksandr Dolzhenkov: The termination of the coalition's work is failed attempt to prolong the political life of the authorities,which have already been devalued.
According to him, the announcement of the termination of the coalition's work is failed attempt to prolong the political life of the authorities,which have already been devalued, having lost all confidence of the Ukrainian citizens.
The expression of will once every four years does not give the opportunity to take out the frustration and discontent due to economic problems, etc.,and democratic forms of protest have long been devalued.
Money itself can be devalued through inflation, and labour through massive unemployment.
Wages are devalued for workers using these assets;
This newly established rate was held until the dollar was devalued in 1971.
The currency of Russia is the Ruble, which is devalued in relation to the Real.
Earlier this year, the Belarusian ruble was devalued by 20 percent.
And there is nothing strange here, because gold can not be devalued.
This lack of quality control is devaluing our industry.
This painting, like all works of art of the time, was devalued in the 1960s.
In the 1985 Plaza Accord, the dollar was devalued to reduce the current account deficit and to help the US recover from the recession of the early 1980s.
A dubious victory it will be if Bandera's portrait will appear on the ten-thousand-hryvnia bill,the currency which is devalued and which remains inscribed into the global economics as neo-colonial.
From 2014 to 2015, the ruble was devalued by 24 percent, buying power fell by 20 percent, and there was a 3.7 percent decrease in Russia's GDP.
Money is devalued and/or becomes scarce, commodities are hoarded, import and retail chains break down, and widespread shortages of survival necessities become the norm.
The country's currency was devalued, and the prices of agricultural products were released in hope to stimulate the agricultural market of the country.
In the 1990s human rights were devalued to a great extent: everyone could come to the market and, threatening with arms, take away all goods and receipts.
The country's currency was devalued, and the prices of agricultural products were released in hope to stimulate the agricultural market of the country.
Unemployment rose to close to twenty percent, real wages fell,the peso was devalued and the percentage of Uruguayans in poverty reached almost forty percent.
This phenomenon is especially characteristic of the 1990s, when money could be devalued several times a day.
In the United States,the gold standard was revised and the price of gold was devalued.
When France ratified the Bretton Woods Agreement in December 1945,the French franc was devalued in order to set a fixed exchange rate with the US dollar.
I have seen the shift from programmatic tocustom content as clicks and eyeballs are devalued by the day.
However, their problem will be a permanentloss of international competitiveness relative to their competitors, which are devaluing.
One of the awful sides of life in the contemporary Ukraine is devaluing the human life.