Examples of using Devalue in English and their translations into German
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Political
And we devalue it in three areas.
In contrast to Latvia, Iceland let its currency, the krona, devalue massively.
They don't say: devalue the currency.
But excessive praisecan also harm children's self-esteem, as well as devalue comments.
That approach would devalue Parliament and every Member of Parliament.
However, the weeds are not removed first,they will also devalue the good seed….
It could then devalue, become competitive once more and later, at a suitable exchange rate, join again.
By being merely social and opportunistic, we should not devalue its importance.
This should not devalue usability, but particularly with regard to the future workplace, we must consider.
Doesn't make sense for them to foreclose and devalue all their other projects.
It is precisely these advantages which thesingle diplomacy being proposed to us will devalue.
It suggests that ambitious climate policy would devalue a major share of energy company assets.
Or alternatively just choose thestandard option as subsequent changes just devalue the gun.
In addition, provides resistance to attempts to discredit, devalue patriotic ideas in the media, works of literature and art.
One answer would be that artis part of society for hundreds of years, without her devalue.
The 6 km that divide it from the sea are scenic and not devalue the choice to reside in Castello.
In the end you cannot devalue experience, especially when the tiniest details can translate into precious tenths for the chrono.
And thus you will alsounderstand that no earthly interests of any kind may devalue this gift of grace.
If you do that you devalue the work of the scientific committees, introduce an atmosphere of suspicion and end up with an unsatisfactory proposal.
Turkey' s culture is distinctly European andits religious complexion should not devalue its European identity.
We would devalue our own stance if we thought that the technical standards had not been met, because we voted to support that visa waiver.
In a field as important as life sciences,inaccurate or incomplete translations can devalue a vitally important piece of work.
And this delectable knowledge needs to be carefully guarded against contamination,against mixing it with other spiritual knowledge which might devalue My gifts.
Because the United States haveshown that they are not afraid of long-term devalue their currency, that they do not care for those to save the dollar.
And everyone knows that beneath the stability of the moment lurkexplosive forces that can change the regime and devalue huge investments.
But that during their one-week stay,the Indian prime minister would devalue the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes overnight was not expected by anyone.
However, if the other person displays any fault or makes a mistake(or even seems to),the person with BPD will often immediately devalue that person.
New political bullshit is not addressing the roots of government uselessness andinhuman competition that devalue the human from being the clever animal we are.
The economy was slowing throughout the summer, the country's equity bubble popped in June andthe People's Bank of China had to devalue the renminbi in August.
There is a remarkably simple alternative that does not require southernEurope's troubled economies to abandon the euro and devalue their exchange rates.