Sentence examples for be allowed to convert from inspiring English sources

Owners would then be allowed to convert their nightclubs into, say, restaurants, cafes, even private homes, as long as the new uses conformed to zoning regulations.

The project includes 92 units of office space, but they have not been rented, and the developers have asked to be allowed to convert them into apartments.

Members of the Hilton Hotels frequent-guest program will also be allowed to convert their Hilton points to MilePoint Money at a rate of one point to 2 cents.

Since Mr. Levy announced in December that they would be allowed to convert to Edison-managed charter schools, opponents of the plan have seized the initiative in the debate.

In order to grow, improve its services and remain competitive, the company has argued, it should be allowed to convert to a public corporation, in part to have the access to capital that public companies have.

They will be allowed to convert into semi-independent academies as early as September this year if the Tories win, giving them more power over the curriculum, qualifications, staff, budgets and admissions.

Under the settlements, CBS and Clear Channel were allowed to convert as many as 850 print billboards to electronic ones.

She noted that Mr. Freiberger would never have been allowed to convert a Nazi concentration camp like Buchenwald into a hotel.

Only people whose adjusted gross incomes are $100,000 or less are allowed to convert, and some people find at tax time that their income exceeds the limit.

Consumers in the eastern region -- who had been allowed to convert their nearly worthless East German marks into western marks -- streamed westward to buy Volkswagens, television sets, kitchen appliances and clothing.

If countries that abide by the fiscal compact were allowed to convert their entire existing stock of government debt into eurobonds, the positive impact would be little short of the miraculous.