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Meanings of revalue (revaluing) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "appreciate"
Examples for "appreciate"
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Local partners here appreciate Iran's expertise in industry and technology, Fanaei said.
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We really appreciate the efforts to ratify our common agreement, Tusk said.
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I truly appreciate the challenge and the responsibility to prepare future communicators.
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I hope our students fully appreciate the quality of education they receive.
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Growing your own really allows you to appreciate food, nature and time.
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Beth, go back to the exit and apprise backup of the situation.
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We will briefly apprise the reader of the cause of this change.
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Mrs. Berry came in to apprise Lucy that she was wanted above.
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The papers now communicated will more particularly apprise you of these transactions.
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A large fire was made to apprise the hunters of our advance.
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Then I stole forth to apprize Mirza Shah that my mission was achieved.
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And of this we think proper to apprize your Excellency.
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He coughed, therefore, to apprize her of his presence, and turned again towards the wall.
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We fired guns to apprize him of our place of encampment, but received no reply.
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Tomlinson, that he may apprize uncle John of it.
Usage of revaluing in English
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Suweidi declined to say whether he was studying revaluing the dirham.
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We cannot apply the customary brakes - raising interest rates or revaluing the currency.
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Such steps included revaluing properties, cutting finance costs and buying back shares, he said in the letter.
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GM is in the process of revaluing its balance sheet in a process expected to take until the first quarter.
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At the time of revaluing the inventory in 1921 the stock was unduly high because transportation had been so bad.
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On revaluing its currency, China is "making some progress; they need to make more," said the former Massachusetts governor.
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The current leadership tried to redress the dire economic condition last year by revaluing the currency, but that only made the situation worse.
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Taylor Wimpey said it is in the process of revaluing its land, and anticipates further land write downs in its 2008 year-end accounts.
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Following the merger of eight local bodies, Auckland Council is revaluing all properties across the region in the first step towards a new rating system.
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Excluding charges for revaluing its hedging position and other items, earnings rose to 12 cents per share from 10 cents, in line with analyst expectations.
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The group returned to profit in the second quarter, after three straight quarterly losses, boosted by the €1.3 billion impact of revaluing its credit portfolio.
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Revaluing means increasing a currency's central rate in the European exchange rate mechanism (ERM).
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Revaluing those assets at the less preferential Simadi rate would erase nearly all of the value of those Venezuelan assets, AT&T said.
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Speculation about when China might revalue was going to stay, he said.
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The North's decision to revalue its currency could spark rare internal protests.
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Pensions funds revalue unlisted property assets every quarter or even less regularly.
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Frequent collocations
Revaluing through the time