Sentence examples for applications to convert from inspiring English sources

Last month councillors agreed to support two applications to convert the Victorian listed Rose Court building into 12 apartments.

An earlier survey estimated that 2,250 applications to convert offices had been made by January, including 784 in London.

In the last monthly figures, 227 schools put in applications to convert, the highest monthly figure since the programme began and we expect this rate to increase," the DfE said.

There is no way to know how many storefronts are converted to apartments in New York City each year, but the number of applications to convert spaces from commercial to residential has been growing.

The low technology procedure developed used simple tools amenable to micro-, small- and medium-scale applications to convert of blood and rumen contents to potential animal feeds.

This paper investigates the feasibility of using commercially available loudspeakers as low-cost linear alternators for thermoacoustic applications, to convert acoustic power to electricity.

In 2010, the Little House was bought by a property development firm and an application to convert it was filed with the local council.

In return, New York would support the tribe's application to convert 330 acres to tribal territory to build the 584,000-square-foot casino.

But state authorities have dawdled over its application to convert to for-profit status for nearly four years, and the Legislature threatens to exit Albany without approving Empire's request.

What was more confusing to Murphy was that, in other documents, Sherman was also described as the "representative of the client Antony Stark" in Stark's application to convert the Golden Lion into flats.

Fresh questions are likely to be asked about government spending on free schools now that a council has blocked an application to convert a former police station into a school.