Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into Croatian
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I feel devalued.
You see, Danly, the dollar is devalued.
That devalued education.
They have ended up with a highly devalued Deutsche Mark.
That lie devalued other companies.
More to do with feelings of superiority and inferiority,of being valued and devalued, respected and disrespected.
In 1967, when sterling was devalued, the dollar's peg to the pound was increased from 1 shilling 3 pence to 1 shilling 4½ pence(14.5455 dollars 1 pound) although this did not entirely offset the devaluation.
Claims dumping you devalued the company.
All of these currencies have participated in ERM II for more than two years before the convergence examination, andnone of their central rates was devalued in the period under review.
Like I said,trust is a devalued currency in here.
The currencies of both countries have been in ERM II for more than two years before the convergence examination, andneither of their central rates was devalued in the period under review.
Many of us have seen our homes devalued, net worth plummet, and companies suffer.
The government could fund about half that in the next 14 years,which means the dollar needs to be devalued by half in that time.
Washington told me that the Continental dollar has become so devalued that he… He worries about being able to pay for another campaign.
The Lithuanian litas was in ERM II for more than two years before the convergence examination, andits central rate was not devalued in the period under review.
Yes it will be tough in the first few months but with a devalued currency and with friends of Greece all over the world, you will recover.
Gold is an excellent way to add a bit of stability to an investment portfolio as it cannot be substantially devalued, unlike currencies or stocks.
I grew up under repressive military governments that devalued education, so that sometimes my parents were not paid their salaries.
Over the period under review, the Lithuanian litas has continued to be stable, has not exhibited any deviation from its central rate against the euro andthe central rate has not been devalued against the euro.
In particular, it should not have devalued during that period.
After periods of the lira pegged to the British pound and the French franc, a peg of 2.8 Turkish lira 1 U.S. dollar was adopted in 1946 andmaintained until 1960, when the currency was devalued to 9 Turkish lira 1 dollar.
Venezuela is a superb instance;because the Bolivar has devalued, the adoption of Bitcoin has risen exponentially.
Yes, those of submissive gesture, obedient and arrogant at the same time, those who savor, while speaking, the cultivated pearls of their fallacious brazenness,that always reassure us with the perverse smile, after the earthquake of the devalued foreign interests, which never coincide with yours.
Investing overseas is profitable for many traders who see a devalued US dollar slowly eating away at their personal net worth.
And my party cannot risk being seen as the party of devaluation. A Labour government devalued the pound once before, with little success.
The problem, however, is that Greece(unlike Argentina, for example, which devalued its currency after the 2001 financial collapse) doesn't have all that much to export.
In return for assistance, Yugoslavia agreed to even more sweeping economic reforms,which included a new devalued currency, another wage freeze, sharp cuts in government spending, and the elimination of socially owned, worker-managed companies.
Domine have pointed out that on this day one billion rising and it is also a call to the millions of abused women, the men who love them, women who have been beaten, raped,economically devalued and sold, as well as those who know that the destruction of mothers end of humanity, to come out of their homes, take to the streets and squares, invite your friends, protest and dance.
By mixing a huge amount of fake cash in with the real,the dollar will devalue.
He will devalue the currency.