"It provides us with a strategic alliance and a quick conversion of our agency into a national agency, with offices in the top three Hispanic states: California, Texas and Florida".
What a refreshing portrait of the grotesque Bayrou, prepared to make any alliance, issue any retraction, make any conversion to obtain his presidential mantle.
But the Alliance for Downtown New York argues that residential conversion would signal a lack of faith in downtown as a commercial district.
Its radical theme, revolving around a political alliance between former slaves and poor whites, brought "a conversion experience comparable to none I had ever had," Campbell later wrote.
Not until May 1928 did the group of four big studios (PDC had dropped out of the alliance), along with United Artists and others, sign with ERPI for conversion of production facilities and theaters for sound film.
She hopes to consolidate the alliance with Ukip that she won with her dramatic post-referendum conversion.
These dodgy political alliances call into question the sincerity of Cameron's professed conversion to progressive, pro-gay Conservatism.
To accommodate new residents, more than 6,000 apartments have been created in the last four years, through conversions or construction, and an additional 5,000 are planned, according to the Downtown Alliance.
Mr. Espada said that his conversion was an example of the successes the Republican Party has made in the last year in building alliances with traditionally Democratic areas that are largely black and Hispanic.
But the strategic alliance linking Iran via Syria to Hizbullah, the Shia party-cum-militia that dominates south Lebanon, gave the conversion campaign an extra push.As the national uprising against Mr Assad takes on increasingly sectarian and regional hues, the conversions are stirring local tensions.
