Príklady 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.