Examples of using Devalue in English and their translations into Slovenian
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but to deskill and devalue it further and optimize its subjugation under the machine rhythm.
a direct factor in causing unemployment, than to add to the mess and devalue the currency by printing more money?
without wishing to deny or devalue those prerogatives.
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.
which means that Ireland cannot devalue, cannot reduce interest rates and cannot do any quantitative easing?
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,
when the husband begins to doubt everything and devalue everything(therefore, it becomes extremely difficult to respect
to let successful lawsuits devalue the“family heirloom,” which has been filling the state's coffers with dividends,
to increase pension age and devalue salaries, attempting to put an end to their indexation to inflation,
without wishing to deny or devalue those prerogatives in accordance with the laws of intellectual property
Devaluing the values of the cynic,
This is us devaluing our work.
Nixon devalued the dollar today.
Men's work in the UJP is systematically devalued by gender discrimination against men.
Manual labour has been devalued.
Reasons, learning was cruelly devalued.
Relaxation due to awareness of the achieved result devalues the relationship.
There's going concern that the Russian rat will be devalued.
My property has been devalued.".
It jeopardises investment in research and innovation, devalues intelligence and the qualification effort,