The phrase "conversion money" is technically correct and usable in written English, although it is not commonly used.
It typically refers to money that is converted from one currency to another. For example, "After our vacation in Europe, we had to convert our money to American dollars."
As a result, city and union officials say, they have a particular claim on any conversion money.
He suggested that Ms. Weingarten might seek to grab a disproportionate share of any HIP conversion money for education in general and for teachers' raises in particular.
"Everybody has probably spent the HIP conversion money 25 times over before HIP has even decided, for certain, to convert," said Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, chairwoman of the city's Municipal Labor Council and one of the people lobbying for a role in deciding how the money is spent.
The vast majority of that conversion money will come from a mix of public funding, including a £40m loan from Newham Council, the local authority.
As this matrix was already expressed in tonnes, we avoided the conversion from money to tonnes, which would otherwise have been necessary prior to an IO and SCGE model application to transport.
The Supreme Court has facilitated the conversion of money power into political influence by removing limits on the flow of funds into campaigns and equating the use of money to free speech.
Those who worked on Centaurs conversion contributed money towards a replacement, and employees of Ansett Airways pledged to donate an hour's pay towards the fitting out of such a replacement.
In contrast, an executor who undoes the conversion puts more money in your spouse's pocket.
If you look at the 149, I can tell you on the record that the 149 conversion has saved money.
Had the purchases been made by the McCain campaign, it would be a conversion of campaign money into personal use, which is prohibited.
If the I.R.A. remains a Roth, your estate will have to pay the income tax on the conversion, and less money will go to your spouse, Ms. Choate said.
