Examples of using Devalues in English and their translations into German
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A currency that never devalues!- Good day.
Their country devalues their currency... freezes foreign assets.
Prime Minister Paul Reynaud devalues the franc.
Favoritism devalues people for whom Christ died and indicates an ignorance of God's values.
The presence of bad habits practically devalues all recreational activities.
I read in the local press grand plans, that remain on paper,(one-way)and abandonment devalues the work.
Exclusive Ferreira do Alentejo: Government devalues boycott of firefighters to DECIF.
It rewards ambition, promotes office-at-any-cost politics, and devalues merit.
The predominance of the division devalues generally the present, but also its current and situative moments.
As a general rule this is not desirable practice, as this devalues the work of the Section.
This devalues political participation to a luxury. Fine when things are going well, inconvenient in the middle of a crisis.
Not only does he not accept my gesture of outreach, but he devalues me, because I am a woman.
I do not think so, and to argue as much devalues the efforts of many overworked and underpaid public servants around the world.
There is something seriously wrong and seriously hypocritical about that; it devalues this institution and many others.
Besides the fact that this devalues the work accomplished, we cannot be content with this role of current affairs commentator either.
She may try to protect herself by cultivating a manner which devalues the relationship and hides her real feelings;
Modernism, in comparison, devalues supernatural elements and seeks to modify traditional beliefs through a self-conscious break with the past.
We do notbelieve that an extension to two years is correct, because it devalues the management tool even further, instead of improving it.
It very unfairly devalues the case which those legitimate NGOs have to make, and I very much hope that they will make that point and that those who have been guilty of violence in the past will get the message.
In essence, by placing it for casual viewing, known as"shopping" the work, devalues its worth by defying the Law of Supply and Demand.
However, I think that awarding the Sakharov Prize to a Cuban for the third time in its 20-odd-year history is a lot,and we are sending out a political signal that devalues the Sakharov Prize.
Any behaviour that intentionally harms the projects or other teams devalues the Pentathlon and may lead to consequences from the organizers, the other participants or the project administrators.
If one inverts the argument, this leads to the question:what binds cultural capital to specific places, so that it devalues during migration?
And absolutely"left" principle partner program devalues to virtually any webmasters/bloggers write something good about this service-referal′skogo per cent of the no-payment for referrals, price: withheld transition.
One key point is that Western society has placedgreat importance on rationality for hundreds of years and devalues things that cannot be explained rationally.
Such a lack of trustdoes not foster multilateral cooperation but devalues the activity of the International Atomic Energy Agency and other special chemical and weapons control organisations.
Billy Graham's Decision magazine said that Obama has put Americaon"a perilous path" as"the president devalues biblical principles and religious liberty" ibid..
However, if origin and history are in no equal relation to the title bearer, then the title is more of a matterstraining the character profile of title bearer, which devalues.
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.