Sentence examples for devaluation process from inspiring English sources
But to be 20% cheaper, the real devaluation process won't be easy.
"The Russian authorities are currently speeding up the ruble devaluation process to alleviate pressures on financial markets and to stimulate growth," said Lars Rasmussen, an analyst at Danske Bank.
The vast majority of clubs are in favour of the cup retaining its European place.' Interestingly, Aston Villa's John Gregory - as of yesterday morning still involved in both domestic cups - fears the devaluation process could be transmitted to the FA Cup and not just because of Manchester United's self-imposed exile.
(By contrast, the "internal devaluation" process promises not only indefinite recession, but a long, very slow recovery if it "works" — as we can see from the I.M.F.'s projections for Latvia and Estonia. Both of these countries are projected to take 8 or 9 years to reach their pre-recession levels of output).
This devaluation process has been going on for weeks but it accelerated last week.
There is almost an equal split between the number of products that took advantage of devaluation (cocoa beans, pineapple, rubber, processed cocoa, processed coffee, canned pineapple) and those that did not (coffee beans, banana, palm oil, logs, canned fish); among those that took advantage of the devaluation processed products large bulk.
We verified the efficacy of the devaluation procedure by using a post-devaluation consumption test.
UNAIDS defines HIV-related stigma as "a process of devaluation of people either living with or associated with HIV" [ 41].
With regard to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (UN-AIDS) describes stigma as: "a process of devaluation of people either living with, or associated with, HIV and AIDS".
Stigma and discrimination associated with HIV and AIDS are complex concepts that result in a "process of devaluation" or "loss of status and discrimination" for people either living with or associated with HIV and AIDS [ 1].
With regard to women, integrating a gender perspective means eliminating gender devaluation, namely, the subtle processes by which women's contributions are minimized, undervalued, or devalued (Kamberidou and Fabry 2012 Kelan 2010).
