devalue

Examples of revalue

revalue
Our replacement-rate indicator shows pension benefits as a share of individual lifetime average earnings (revalued in line with economy-wide earnings growth).
This tactic effectively revalues living indigenous cultures, although in an exoticised and commodified fashion that has had contradictory political effects.
In this case, the service in question may be revalued in order to rebalance utilization rates by incentive.
This approach may be able distinctively to revalue and reinvigorate intellectual history, including the history of psychology.
In this case, lifetime average revalued earnings and individual final earnings are identical.
As with recognition, one standard model for emancipatory researchers and campaigners dealing with cultural inequalities, is to revalue the source of disrespect.
Feminist sociolinguists and linguistic anthropologists have increasingly asked questions about how fundamental analytic concepts must be revalued when women and gender are taken seriously.
More broadly, benefits are indexed or at least revalued in a consistent and predictable fashion.
It is based on lifetime average revalued earnings.
It must cause us to revalue and reshape our drift from materialism to a higher note of individual ideals.
The authors make the case for revaluing local practices in language teaching and learning.
To revalue labor, costs of land preparation had to be separated from the costs of other farm activities.
This provided a feeling of safety and courage to revalue life, allowing them to come to an insight and enabling them to communicate difficult feelings.
In other words, only a 1 can be revalued and revaluation can occur only with the introduction of a distinct 1 in the union stratum.
Thus, for the economic analysis, the traded and non-traded farm outputs (mainly crop yields) and inputs are revalued to reflect their shadow prices.
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