Examples of using A devaluation in English and their translations into Greek
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The Greek situation would entail an entirely new currency rather than just a devaluation.
Đuranović argued that a devaluation was needed which Tito refused to countenance for reasons of national prestige.
This shows that export growth is not achieved by artificial subsidies such as a devaluation, but from added value, something that the EU has stopped looking for.
Both reflect a devaluation of the fictive but realistic“reality” offered by modern literature.
This week the Bank of China announced a devaluation of the yuan to roughly ¥7 to $1,
Does such rumination lead to a devaluation of aspects of their life that are actually neutral
France responded to this illegal and immoral conduct by demanding a devaluation of the US dollar through a change in the price of gold.
This shows that export growth is not achieved by artificial subsidies such as a devaluation, but from added value, something that the European Union has stopped looking for.
The other side of a devaluation- and a necessary condition for its success- is higher import prices
A devaluation is normally regarded as a way of cutting real wages by the back door.
As investors came to fear a devaluation of the nuevo euro,
Over-stressing the value of the spiritual aspect of man and a devaluation of matter and the human body(Hellenistic,
The Parent Company and the Group has recognized a devaluation of the liquated net value of liquid fuels amounted Euro to Zero(2008: Euro 56,977).
The humanization of childbirth does not represent a romantic return to the past, nor a devaluation of technology.
as we saw when everybody was trembling at the prospect of a devaluation of the currency.
Will enhanced‘populist' appreciation of the natives require a devaluation of immigrants in the broadest sense?
Experts say that eliminating the Greek trade deficit without a devaluation would require Greek private-sector wages to fall by about 25%.
If it conducts mass bond buys, the ECB will flood the economy with money and risk causing a devaluation of the currency-- in other words, inflation.
We should not lose sight of the fact that is mainly due to a devaluation of the national currencies concerned.
In the light of the events taking place in Russia in 2014many residents of the country began to worry that a devaluation of the national currency could occur.