Had the purchases been made by the McCain campaign, it would be a conversion of campaign money into personal use, which is prohibited.
James M. Woosley, 48, formerly of Tucson, Ariz., pleaded guilty to a charge of conversion of public money, or embezzlement, for his role in defrauding the government of more than $188,000, according to a statement from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington.
Perhaps a comment on the incessant conversion of art into money and money into art, the piece doesn't bear the weight of its own costly materials.
Schoninger's conversion to rugby grew out of money and data.
This created resentment towards high-ranking AFP officers, who enjoyed the largesse of Marcos while at the same time they were engaged in corrupt practices such as "cost of money" and "conversion".3.3
"Joe Simone is spending massive amounts of money" on the conversion, said Steve Kane, a broker with the Tamerlane Realty Corporation, who specializes in Bronx properties.
To boost the amount of money available for conversion, you could open a non-deductible IRA, contribute the full amount for 2009 ($5,000 for those under age 50, $6,000 for those age 50 and over), then convert it to a Roth account next year.
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.
Once a conversion is undone, the same assets (or lump of money) cannot be converted again until the year fol lowing the original conversion or more than 30 days after the conversion was undone, whichever is later.
And now, thanks to the conversion of his brother, he has money to spend.
