Sentence examples for conversion to country from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, may explain Parsons' conversion to country music.

In an exquisite setting, yet close to the motorway network and the National Exhibition Centre, its value for conversion to an upmarket country hotel is plain to see.

See articleUkraine invited Orthodox Christian leaders from around the world to celebrate the country's conversion to Christianity.

Mr. Lepper, a pig farmer during Communist times, has built his political career largely on the dissatisfactions of small farmers and others who have suffered in the country's conversion to a free market economy.

The expatriates got shillings to spend locally, and the shop owner spirited his profits out of the country for conversion to a hard currency, secure for his retirement.

Many countries have implemented conservation payment programs for agricultural land conversion to counter this trend.

The manuscript portrays the life of Walatta Petros (1594-1643), a wealthy woman who deserted her husband to travel the country and preach against conversion to Roman Catholicism.

Furthermore, as an extra measure to prevent TB transmission, expatriates developing TB during their stay in the country, are deported after conversion to smear negative.

In countries under Islamic law, conversion to Christianity (or any other religion) is an apostatic crime.

The industry has caused tropical deforestation on a massive scale in producing countries, and this forest conversion to oil palm agriculture has decimated the habitat of numerous native species.

In future, Wan said the country will explore the potential for storage or conversion to algae biofuels.