Disproportionately impacted by the economic crisis given their role as primary caregivers and household managers and unable to survive on devalued state salaries alone, women often employed informal and illegal earning strategies.
We quantified devaluation sensitivity as the difference between the numbers of responses in the valued and devalued states.
The proposed federal listing of the Gunnison sage grouse under the Endangered Species Act would devalue state and local efforts already under way to conserve the species while simultaneously undermining energy development — both renewable and conventional — in the habitat region.
"Why is it that their pain and suffering is devalued?" asked State Senator Arthenia L. Joyner, a Democrat of Tampa.
"I think there's a devaluing of the background — of the educational model," Dempsey said.
Ultimately, there can be a devaluing of the job candidate.
These students remind us the important lesson that when we isolate, segregate, and diminish the lives of others, it devalues the state, and devalues our shared humanity.
Hell hath no fury like a man devalued.
Horn's government privatised state enterprises, devalued the currency, restricted imports and lured foreign investment, boosting growth and winning approval from the business community.
While some states have added end-of-course or graduation exams as accountability measures, those exams have been plagued by lawsuits in some states and devalued by near-universal pass rates, after counting re-takes and alternate routes, in others.
This week, Goldman Sachs economists estimated that the pace of money leaving China may have accelerated to "possibly between $150 billion and $200 billion" since the currency devalued, on August 11th, and state-backed economists (who tend not to speak without evidence to support their claims) are predicting that more is yet to come.
