Examples of using Devalues in English and their translations into Hungarian
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So much so that devalues real life.
Egypt devalues currency by 48% to meet IMF loan demand.
Relaxation due to awareness of the achieved result devalues the relationship.
If this progress devalues the capital of the industrial bourgeoisie it is equally welcome to him.
The Nails song is an external war against anyone that holds you down and devalues you.
Egypt Central Bank devalues currency by 48 percent.
It no longer penalises websites but simply devalues bad links.
And it seems to me that once the law devalues one kind of life… How soon before it devalues another?
Some artists, like Taylor Swift,have argued that Spotify's business model devalues music.
This neglect often devalues, or extinguishes, these natural talents and abilities in children.
One of the known negative consequences is that quantitative easing devalues the domestic currency.
The dominance of the division devalues generally the present, but also its current and situative moments.
So far the Commission has been producing a lot of accompanying documents,which only devalues the budget itself.
This extraordinarily restrictive Law devalues and discriminates against Hungarian and other minority language speakers.
You know, Rick, when I first saw all those Ricks and Mortys, I thought,"Gee,that kind of devalues our bond".
It bypasses and devalues people's choices, democratic institutions, and sovereign nations responsible for the common good.
It's one thing to blow off regular classes, but this devalues all the credits I work very hard for.
Unfortunately, the modern world imposes an increased value of material benefits,while the spiritual component increasingly devalues.
From him who never tires of taking bread from the poor, who devalues our coin, who sells thy realm and would sell God Himself.
There's a double standard at work here-- shocker--(Laughter)the notion that aging enhances men and devalues women.
And most worryingly for those in the business,this latest wave of crazed clowns devalues a cultural practice which is all about laughing at our own flawed nature.
Wolfe says Mateen then told her he was taking away her“Co-Founder” title, because having a young female co-foundermakes the company seem like a“joke” and“devalues the company.”.
It jeopardises investment in research and innovation, devalues intelligence and the qualification effort, encourages organised crime and clearly weakens the rule of law.
Even though sadness and bad moods have always been part of the human experience,we now live in an age that ignores or devalues these feelings.
It also creates a sense of longing,yearning and wishful thinking, which devalues the positive aspects of the current relationship, and corrupts and restricts it's future growth," David says.
This world of pure fiction is vastly inferior to the world of dreams insofar as the latter mirrors reality,whereas the former falsifies, devalues, and negates reality.
Another option of re-payments that is NOT so favorable to investors/lenders is tohave the Federal Reserve"print" new money, this devalues the purchasing power of money through inflation and the investors gets back less than they put in.
The rejections in the referenda of the so-called European Constitution and the draft Treaty of Lisbon are clearproof of popular discontent with this European Union which devalues workers and fails to respect their dignity.
Aspects typical of the Third World also appear in developed countries,where the constant transformation of the methods of production and consumption devalues certain acquired skills and professional expertise, and thus requires a continual effort of retraining and updating.
It goes into education where we have an antiquated education system that has little changed for 100years, that values rote learning, memorization and standardization, and devalues self-expression, self-exploration, questioning, creativity and play.