Sentence examples for conversions to the from inspiring English sources

The I.R.S. also announced in December that it was ending its longstanding moratorium on approvals of pension conversions to the cash-balance format.

The angst is based on an online survey, and uses categories that matter most to fan mood, from the number of first-down conversions to the price of beer in the stadium.

VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI led prayers for peace on the holiest day of the Christian year at a rainy outdoor Mass here on Easter Sunday, exulting conversions to the faith hours after the Vatican highlighted the baptism of Italy's most prominent Muslim.

And through D&D, the trilogy has exerted its influence on just about every fantasy video game ever created, from the earliest straight D&D and AD&D conversions to the formative Japanese role-playing games such as Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy, and on into the massively multiplayer era of World of Warcraft.

A similar phenomenon is occurring in the Republic of Ireland where many wealthy Catholics are undergoing unconvincing conversions to the Church of Ireland in order to secure a place for their children at Anglican schools, in order to take advantage of the lower teacher-to-pupil ratio and all of the scholastic benefits which that implies.

We made no conversions to the aperiodic components.

"Hopefully," he said, "the conversion to the euro will increase the trust in banks".

But I believe that contributed to Boris's Damascene conversion to the leave cause".

Grant's damascene conversion to the cause of freedom of expression is of course welcome.

This was the last conversion to the environmental cause that anybody would have wanted.

Mr Brown's conversion to the language of solidarity comes late in the day.