Examples of using Devalues in English and their translations into Czech
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It devalues your work!
Really? And in that scenario, just think about how that devalues Bortus's life.
What kind of man devalues the life of his child for a TV show?
Don't you find it odd that we live… in a society that devalues our most important jobs?
Their country devalues their currency… freezes foreign assets.
Our society values enlight problem solving and consciousness devalues all other states of consciousness.
But this devalues all the credits I work very hard for. God, Jeff, it's one thing to blow off regular classes.
So far the Commission has been producing a lot of accompanying documents, which only devalues the budget itself.
Just think about how that devalues Bortus's life. And in that scenario, Really?
However, I think that awarding the Sakharov Prize to a Cuban for the third time in its 20-odd-year history is a lot, andwe are sending out a political signal that devalues the Sakharov Prize.
And it seems to me that once the law devalues one kind of life, how soon before it devalues another?
The rejections in the referenda of the so-called European Constitution andthe draft Treaty of Lisbon are clear proof of popular discontent with this European Union which devalues workers and fails to respect their dignity.
Then you have two brothers control a title,which kind of devalues it to a certain degree, because everybody wants only one champion.
I think the Czech Presidency has rightly grasped the urgency of this current demographic situation- and there are also economic benefits to be considered- and I reject the position of the Greens,who have quite wrongly submitted an amending proposal which devalues this correct intention.
From him who never tires of taking bread from the poor, who devalues our coin, who sells thy realm and would sell God Himself.
What sort of signal would it be, however, for the new Member States, such as my country, Latvia, which is under an IMF programme and maintains a fixed rate of exchange against the euro, and which, in order tointroduce the euro, devalues its economy with a double-digit fall in GDP and extraordinarily high unemployment?
We're dealing with someone here who devalues an entire culture, terrorizing people by using God to justify mass murder.
By accepting that workers and employers have an interest in flexibility, the text approves the essence of the European Commission Communication, which seeks deregulation of the labour market,liberalises the right to dismiss workers without just cause, devalues collective agreements and weakens the trade unions and workers' struggles, although the text is critical of the Communication in some respects.
It jeopardises investment in research and innovation, devalues intelligence and the qualification effort, encourages organised crime and clearly weakens the rule of law.
We do not believe that an extension to two years is correct, because it devalues the management tool even further, instead of improving it.
To make it the role of a supranational authority ignores or devalues the vital question of relations between Member States, or is, in fact, an admission that they are no longer sovereign states.
It's one thing to blow off regular classes, but this devalues all the credits I work very hard for.- Can I defend myself and say this is nuts?
Rick, when I first saw all those Ricks and Mortys, I thought,"Gee,that kind of devalues our bond". But then I realized it just means that our relationship must be pretty special to span over all those different timelines.
Why are we attaching ourselves to ideas that degrade and devalue us?
Shareholders may feel devalued, and clients may feel insulted.
Argentina must devalue her currency to pay her debts!
That lie devalued other companies.
We can't devalue the science.
As evidence is devalued even medical progress has become a target.
Look, I neither judge nor devalue.