Winning back its traditional working-class supporters was as central to Labour's success as converting the middle-class.
The joys of cricket have been brought to a fresh audience as well as converting many agnostics or sheer atheists to the format.
That places hundreds of millions of dollars in jeopardy, they say, freezing work like mowing and plowing, as well as converting farms to vineyards.
So, as well as converting me to live readings, Mr Heaney has also turned me into someone who wants to start buying collections of poetry.
By 2030, the plan is to use renewable heat in the majority of its supermarkets, as well as converting all refrigeration systems to natural refrigerants.
Technologies that enable computers to interpret voice and handwriting, for instance, could eliminate the simplest "data capture" jobs, such as converting handwritten documents into electronic form.
Among the lying liars, then, is the guy who, back in 2009, described the Ryan plan as "converting Medicare into defined contribution sort of voucher system".
Other defensive measures, such as converting non-voting shares into common stock, and paying a special dividend, also look reassuringly shareholder-friendly.Telecom Italia needed a kick.
On the "practical" side, the execution of a dissection, such as converting the Greek cross into a square (Figure 11), may require the use of ingenious procedures, some of which have been described by H. Lindgren (see Bibliography).
Conversions to marry have long been common enough in France, but a growing number of young people are now seen as converting to be better socially integrated in neighborhoods where Islam is dominant.
They insist that they are ready for painful changes, such as converting some of their heavy-armour divisions into lighter ones, but only if the army does the same.
