Examples of using Devalue in English and their translations into Danish
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I say many theme makers devalue pages because they will give enough space in their template for 3
duration times which could devalue the data.
which means that Ireland cannot devalue, cannot reduce interest rates
I believe we do need this option, so that a country may introduce and devalue its own currency to get itself back onto dry land.
The normal solution to this dilemma would be for Spain to lower its interest rates and devalue, but neither of these options is available as it shares the single currency.
attack, criticise or devalue the effort being made by the Commission, and also the Council
there were ten occasions on which a Member State had to devalue its own currency because it appeared too high against the German mark.
Would this devalue us as a band? Would it cost us our street cred, on the shelf beside dirt-cheap pencil sharpeners
It will not devalue the nation in any way,
support the proliferation of precarious work and devalue collective agreements
It should be emphasised that at the same time as Member State responsibility for protecting public interests is reaffirmed- as it is in the report- policies are promoted in parallel that devalue and withdraw from Member States functions which should be theirs,
This lack of quality control is devaluing our industry.
By how much have you devalued human life in the international market of cynicism?
You devalued our stock and you framed Fabiella.
He has devalued the media, the parliament,
This instrument should not, however, be devalued- we should use it flexibly.
He devalued another human's life because of an altercation that he started.
The Korean won was devalued in 1964 from 130 to the dollar to 255.
And if you have devalued, you are going to pay more.
He devalued banknotes relative to foreign currency to encourage exports