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In Bush administration time, the U. S. government has complained that RMB was depreciated, but did not take today's high-pressure measures.

and, when the provincial currency had depreciated fifty or seventy-five per cent. , he bought it up in expectation of a rise.

When that wealth turned out to be ephemeral as the paper it was made of rapidly depreciated, their financial world was turned upside down.

they are constant in nominal terms because tax law in the United States allows only the original cost of assets to be depreciated.

Unlike Hyundai's program, Ford doesn't seem to be willing to buy back cars at better-than-depreciated values.

Can we continue to be competitive with the rest of Asia where currencies have depreciated so much.

This new provision will result in exploiters being able to exclusively exploit many fully depreciated repertoires lying in their archives.

As a result of a stable yuan and extremely fast productivity growth, the yuan effectively depreciated against the dollar in 2009.

We are hard-earned money, the United States through inflation, through the depreciation of the dollar depreciated it on no more.

The chart below shows that taka depreciated by around 20 paisa against the rupee since the beginning of 2007.

The building superintendent feels depreciated if you refer to him as the "janitor" .

This triggered a sovereign debt downgrade and a sharp further fall in the already depreciated krona.

Steep inflation has severely depreciated the currency, making counting money quite a chore.

But it seemed a pity to shut down depreciated plants producing cheap, climate-friendly electricity well before the end of their useful life.

The krona has depreciated against the euro this year, contributing to a rise in inflation.

he cannot afford to sustain the manliest relations to men; his labor would be depreciated in the market.

The equipment will be depreciated straight-line to a zero book value over the life of the project.

These investments do not get replaced until they have been fully depreciated from an signific network depreci operator's books.

In the end we would end up with a depreciated currency and an even more destabilised eurozone.

All the neighbouring economies including Korea and Taiwan depreciated their currency.

And monetary authorities have depreciated the currency, the dong, which makes exports more competitive overseas.

Shares in the company have depreciated.

The expenditure may be for purpose of replacement depreciated capital or for creating new capital.

Other east Asian currencies have become more volatile in recent months and on balance have depreciated significantly.

Accountants expense a certain percentage of the depreciated value each year.

Machinery and equipment held under finance leases are recorded and depreciated on the same Basis as described above.

Greece in 2009 might well have defaulted, abandoning the euro and adopting the old drachma again at a deeply depreciated rate.

Colombia's currency has depreciated slightly over the past six months, in contrast to most others in the region (see chart).

Although ostensibly a purely domestic policy, the dollar quickly depreciated about 4% against the euro.

The third historical view considers that nomadic nations created sports culture, while agricultural nations depreciated sports culture.

In August, the renminbi even depreciated slightly against the dollar.

The yuan has depreciated 3% against the euro and 6. 4% against the yen over the last two months.

The user will have a depreciated role, most likely that of " editor" . I will be the administrator for every install.

Interest rates down, the Government has to maintain spending, they allow their deficit, the pound against the euro has depreciated.

Runaway inflation has depreciated the Russian currency.

Support for constants in ORDER BY clause have been depreciated.

Gold has appreciated and will not depreciated in the months ahead.

China, he added, had kept the yuan stable even as other currencies depreciated.

Although the pound depreciated, but exports are not signs of recovery.

Tip: Many taxpayers also give depreciated assets to charity.

Its value against the dollar has depreciated by about 20% since late October.

Against the euro, the dollar has depreciated by 40 per cent since its peak at the end of January 2002.

Once termed the sleeping dragon, China has awoken from the sweet slumber of the depreciated yuan to find a world in financial despair.

Western importers sought cheaper manufacturers and found them, indeed, in China whose currency was depreciated relative to the dollar.

After peaking in 2002, the dollar in trade-weighted terms has depreciated almost ever since.

The actual exchange rate will be depreciated and the volume of export will expand.

What can say is that the renminbi is now very strong and it wiIl not be depreciated.

For instance, under the control of the Federal Reserves, after the Plaza Agreement signed in 1985, US dollar has depreciated 40%.

The accident sharply depreciated the value of the car.

Zambia's kwacha depreciated when Mr Sata was declared the poll winner, but on Monday the currency gained 2. 4 per cent.

The result was a deepening spiral. As capital was withdrawn, the exchange rate depreciated, leading to more capital outflows.

No one has a right to talk in that manner, and I won't hear my brother depreciated in silence! '

However, because of the declining international value of the dollar, the yuan has depreciated by some 6. 4% against the euro.

Hence the dollar depreciated as a result.

We are seeing some level of divergence between equity prices and fx as S&P dropped -2. 31%, while DXY depreciated.

The Chinese love affair with the dollar began in the 1940s when it held its value while the Chinese currency depreciated massively.

It has also depreciated by 8 per cent since October 2008. This is surely peculiar.

When the 260 yuan to buy discount, I took some time, somewhat depreciated it. 180 yuan to sell, you can change point of spending money.

The computer depreciated $500 since last year.

expenses for reconstruction of the fixed assets that are depreciated in full;

fixed assets that have been depreciated in full but are still in use;

Being Accepted and Depreciated of LI Bai's Poems as the Highest Paragon of the Tang Dynasty's Poetry

On the Learning Method of Depreciated-Assets Reserves as Planned

Pay cash for depreciated luxury cars

Over the past ten years the Hong Kong dollar has depreciated against everything bar the Mexican peso.