Sentence examples for converting to become from inspiring English sources

Stevens-Henager announced last year that it was converting to become a non-profit college, notwithstanding the emphatic defense that its sole owner, Carl Barney, has made of private sector higher education.  .

More (6.7%) converted to become RF positive; however, most outcomes at 5 years were not significantly different in patients becoming autoantibody positive compared with those that remained autoantibody negative (Additional file 1, Supplemental table S3).

On 1 April, Monteney converted to become a sponsor academy to Foxhill, as well as another partner school, Mansel Primary.

In an average week, the Department for Education processes 20 applications from schools wanting to convert to become academies, Gove said.

"Councils have always relied on their strong relationships with local schools to deliver the places needed – this will not change as more school convert to become academies".

It tells the story of a magazine publisher and former gay rights activist Michael Glatze (played by Franco), who suddenly converted to become an anti-gay Christian fundamentalist after deciding that he was straight.

Some do convert to become Muslim, but it is very difficult to renounce Islam.

Mir said that about 20 to 30percentt of those millions actually convert to become Pocket Change users.

As more schools have converted to become academies, the number of unqualified teachers employed in academies has also gone up.

In recent decades (1970s 2000s), vast tracts of Malaysian agricultural land was converted to become housing areas and support other urban economic activities; e.g., commercial and industrial sectors.

In the late 1980s Keeley got wise to another category of unloved stock when several mutual savings banks in Chicago converted to become publicly traded.