Examples of using Devaluation in English and their translations into Czech
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Currency devaluation.
The devaluation of teachers in our society, it just.
Somebody has to pay for this devaluation.
That was before devaluation, and this is one million pounds.
The complete and merciless devaluation of self.
Your currency devaluation, unfair export subsidies.
A crisis of capitalism causes extensive devaluation.
Devaluation and a gigantic loan that we will all have to pay back.
Decline, irrelevance, and the devaluation of pound sterling.
The Nigerian currency, the Naira,is facing certain devaluation.
The devaluation of teachers in our society, it just.
I do not know the exact figures, but the devaluation is at least 50.
They are a devaluation of the work of the Redeemer, debasement of the Divine Spirit.
To do so, in my view, would lead to a devaluation of the term'strategic.
Your currency devaluation, unfair export subsidies, intellectual property theft.
What Greece needs, Mr Barroso,is devaluation, not sado-monetarism.
This devaluation has been a hard decision, and some of its consequences will be hard for a time.
This particularly affects female workers,which also implies a devaluation of motherhood.
In the devaluation of speculative capital, everyone stands to lose; only the degree of the loss differs.
And some of its consequences will be hard for a time. Now, this devaluation has been a hard decision.
Deregulation of labour relations, devaluation of wages, intensification of exploitation and defence of flexicurity;
The aging population reflects an increase in quality of life andsocial solidarity as well as the devaluation of the family.
Dub previously investigated the devaluation of historical buildings in his above-mentioned project for the Nika Gallery.
Since I don't like touching other people's coins andI refuse to contribute to the devaluation of the word"genius" here I am.
This could lead to the devaluation of the EU labour force and even greater flexibility in terms of employment laws.
We would have had to deal with speculation and competitive devaluation among more than 20 national currencies.
This has caused the pairing's popularity to rise exponentially in recent years, so much so thatthe Reserve Bank of New Zealand was forced to introduce devaluation measures in 2012.
It's nice that exporters are cheering over the devaluation of the Czech Crown and, in the short term, it is certainly an impulse for them.
I am afraid that the increase in the national quota andthe abolition of fines will lead to the devaluation of quotas in the years that follow.
Something that is anathema to us in Europe- namely, devaluation or intervention in the currency markets- is now a problem forced upon us by globalisation.