Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into Finnish
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Nixon devalued the dollar today.
Where were you when Zedillo devalued the peso?
And if you have devalued, you are going to pay more.
At some level people know that their democratic currency has been devalued.
Have these machines devalued human existence?
He devalued the presidency, and he left the country that elected him in trauma.
This leads to older workers feeling devalued and under-appreciated within the company.
He has devalued the media, the parliament, the legislation and the govern.
Following a leap in the trade balance deficit(the Highest in 22 Years)the Bank of China devalued the yuan.
In 1969, France devalued the Franc by 11% and Germany revalued the Mark by 9.
I have been up in my room just now, andit is little surprising that Fridays are so devalued.
Now that you have devalued The Empire you're willing to sell it back at a profit so he doesn't suspect.
Once again, any Member State leaving the euro would see its new currency dramatically devalued.
Moreover, within ERM II, Estonia has not devalued its currency 's central rate against the euro on its own initiative.
When you do decide to withdraw, you will be faced with a debt to the eurozone that has been inflated by your own devalued currency.
Working people are seeing their pensions devalued and their job security undermined, and many fear the race to the bottom.
Any Member State leaving the euro- which is what Mrs Le Pen wants for France- would see its new currency dramatically devalued.
They can see what the markets have already seen- that you are the devalued Prime Minister of a devalued Government.
If we continue to buckle under pressure from the European chemical industry,the aims of the programme could be watered down and devalued.
The markets have said so, which is why our currency has devalued by 30%, and soon the voters, too, will get their chance to say so.
You have devalued democracy in our country; you have devalued the trust that voters put in you as a British Prime Minister.
By supporting this legislative recommendation for second reading,I want to guarantee that the legislative role that the Treaty of Lisbon has given the European Parliament is not devalued through the intransigence of the Council.
In particular, the Member State may not have devalued its currency's bilateral rate against any other Member State's currency on its own initiative for the same period.
Is it this to which the political authorities attach the highest importance, while family life- the basic unit of society- andthe intimate and human values associated with it are now also to be disregarded and devalued in this way?
When that happened,merchants often rejected the devalued coinage in trade and instead demanded real gold or silver thus leaving the king's currency valueless.
What I would like the Commission to give an answer to or concede here is whether it will face up to the fact that were Greece not bound by the positionset out by Frankfurt, then Greece would have devalued, and this devaluation would have remedied a large part of the problems that Greece is facing.
Exaggerations should be avoided, andit should be understood that, for example, in the case of Latvia a devalued granting of citizenship under the influence of external pressure would constitute discrimination against the indigenous nation, and its identity and the state's existence would be at serious risk.
PT Madam President, the popular uprisings in North Africa reveal the errors of European policy and diplomacy guided by a supposed realpolitik,which has supported dictators and devalued aspirations for freedom, justice and opportunity for all human beings.
Devalue themselves constantly and in all respects, they think they are not good enough.
If Brazil collapses,if Brazil has to devalue, the entire region would be affected.