Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into German
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Some countries devalued their currencies.
In the 1970's was renderedthe church from outside and thus devalued.
Belgian franc devalued by 8.5% in the EMS.
Devalued, marginalized, murdered- medical crimes against children under National Socialism.
I remember how devalued I felt in that moment.
This semblance of competitionhas led the country into political apathy and devalued the Duma.
They are then reviewed by Google and accordingly devalued for the overall view on the backlink profiles for the SERPs.
It is fearedthat farming as an activity, and hence also production, are being increasingly devalued.
However, administrative reforms under Vladimir Putin have devalued the status of protected areas.
The US currency devalued and the Caribbean countries' hard currency revenues were not enough to pay for the oil.
Also, a word to the wise: In 2012,Google released an update that devalued exact-match domains.
The truth has become so devalued that what was once the gold standard of political debate is a worthless currency….
But no country- orgroup of countries, in Europe's case- has ever devalued its way back to prosperity.
In fact, the church was devalued and it could not function not even for occasional liturgies on the days of patron feast.
Much nonsense has been written about this, e.g. that smaller countries would have some advantage,if their currencies were devalued.
Investing overseas is profitable for many traders who see a devalued US dollar slowly eating away at their personal net worth.
In a nutshell, employees moral will get down,because spying your employees negatively make them feel detached and devalued.
In the following months and years the Mark was devalued so that the price for a same letter to 15th Jan.1923 cost suddenly 50 Marks.
If it devalued the exchange rate, creditors holding Argentine debt denominated in pesos would receive a smaller amount in terms of US dollars.
Some of your inbound links were filtered out or devalued This happens when you got many links and then Google devalued them.
When you do decide to withdraw, you will be faced with a debt to theeurozone that has been inflated by your own devalued currency.
It makes sure that their purchases are not later devalued by a second or third edition pulled from the original blocks.
It is therefore definitely possible that current pipeline projects such as Nabucco or South Stream will prove less urgent in future andwill thus be devalued by the market.
Once these other models of timestorage will have been utterly devalued and liquidated, the temporal forms of reception will atrophy as well.
Relying on the careers that companies offer and on company-specific qualification strategies does not only produce opportunities,but also dangers if one's qualifications are devalued after switching companies.
Communicated content could be devalued by an immediate comment and any corrections may only then be carried out with great difficulty.
And the IMF demands that the Rupee is linked to the dollar and devalued, which leads to the relentless rise of prices.
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.
If exports from the crisis countries with their devalued currencies now increase, we cannot suddenly hit the brakes with anti-dumping levies.
Technical education and vocational training must not be devalued, but the acquisition of a basic general culture is essential to facilitate the lasting suitability for new functions which innovation requires.