The phrase "convert without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a lack of a certain factor or condition in a conversion process. For example: "I was able to convert the file without any issues." "The company aims to convert their entire fleet to electric vehicles without sacrificing efficiency." "The recipe can be easily converted without using any dairy products for a vegan option."
"Full convertibility does not necessarily and should not mean total freedom to convert without, for example, the need to seek approval from any authority or to report".Essentially, he suggested that China would relax its capital controls but retain the option of reimposing them as needed the very essence of gated globalisation.
However, this figure presumes that every sixth-form college wants to become an academy, which isn't the case, and Paul Ashdown, principal of Solihull, says his college could convert without any debt, as its loans could be covered by reserves.
My husband's example that you could belong to a country while also profoundly questioning it; that you could convert without becoming a zealot was another argument in favor of my taking citizenship.
The ruling has ramifications for scores of thousands of naturalized Israeli citizens, particularly non-Jewish Russians and Ethiopians who immigrated to Israel as part of a family with at least one Jewish member and who want to convert without making a commitment to the exacting life of the observant Orthodox Jew.
As customers use the trial, the company can run analytics to determine if a customer will convert without additional input, convert with targeted seller attention, or continue as a free user.
Wheaton, Weinberg et al. have now demonstrated that metformin does target complex I in cancer cells, and that its effects depend on the amount of glucose available for cells to convert, without involving mitochondria, into energy.
Other Jews, however, were not so exclusive, welcoming Greek culture and accepting converts without requiring circumcision.
Automobile assembly plants did not readily accommodate airframes, nor could an automobile engine factory be converted without substantial modification.
According to this view, man by his unaided will could desire to accept the gospel of salvation, but he could not be actually converted without divine help.
(There have been exceptions for converts judged to be "sincere" — that is, those who converted without the intention to marry — but these have been extremely rare and always controversial).
Because the lofts were converted without the required construction permits, Buildings Department officials said the property would have to be restored to the condition it was in before it was reoccupied.
