Sentence examples for not be devalued from inspiring English sources

As Britain's chancellor in 1992 Mr Lamont insisted until the bitter end, on Black Wednesday, that the pound would not be devalued and Britain would remain in the European exchange-rate mechanism.

Natural intelligence is not a substitute for hard work, and hard work should not be devalued when combined with tutoring, mentoring or any of the other skill-building services at your disposal.

"These will be a gradual emission and not, as some fear, a flood of new money," Mr. Frigeri said in an effort to calm such concerns, also promising that the peso will not be devalued.

Intel, Motorola, IBM, Hewlett-Packard, Applied Materials, Siemens, and dozens of other global companies cautiously opened or expanded operations in Israel, drawn by its relatively low-cost, educated workers and assured of established wage contracts, predictable capital and real-estate costs, and domestic earnings that would not be devalued out of existence.

Slogans such as Harold Macmillan's "You've never had it so good", Harold Wilson's "The pound in your pocket will not be devalued" and Edward Heath's "We will reduce prices at a stroke" are memorable for their political effect rather than their rhetorical merit (and for the fact that they were all misquotations).

"It should not be devalued in any way".

(Foreigners need to be reassured, for example, that their old bills have not been devalued).

Yet the subsequent flak was directed more towards Wilson's claim '"The pound in your pocket is not being devalued".

Those other great American factual narratives are as much part of Manchester's legacy as his contribution to our understanding of Kennedy, which, because his aim was to capture the way it was then, has not been devalued by subsequent revelations.

For all these reasons I believe the devaluation this time would be more like the one in 1967, when Harold Wilson famously declared that "the pound in your pocket has not been devalued", but the British people disagreed with him, quickly noticing that the cost of imports and foreign holidays were rising sharply and that their true living standards were going down.

Guernsey boss Kevin Graham says the Muratti has not been devalued by Guernsey FC's success in England.