Sentence examples for formal conversion from inspiring English sources

The formal conversion of Fleet branches to the Bank of America name is scheduled for Sept. 20, he added.

It may also lead to significant transformation in Jewish self-concept, which has long been based on parentage or formal conversion.

For all practical purposes, he is the chief rabbi of Nigeria, and he has plans to reunite the Ibos eventually with the worldwide Jewish people through formal conversion.

Mr. Querub predicted that the process would be smooth if I started formal conversion, extolling my name, "Carvajal," as a 100 percent old Spanish name.

Her first reaction was to think about a formal conversion to Judaism, but a second impulse quickly followed: Why should she convert to prove something, when she had been a Jew her entire life?

Although it's entirely possible to move informally between protestant denominations, many do so only after considerable soul searching, and – as observed in Tony Blair's rather public spiritual journey – a protestant can normally only become a Catholic through formal conversion.

We investigated the formal conversions from the fuzzy UML model to the fuzzy XML model and the formal mapping from the fuzzy XML model to the fuzzy relational databases.

Church's formalism originally introduced in Church 1932, 1933 as a set of postulates for the foundation of formal logic includes conversion (i.e., computational) rules, which allow the replacement of terms with intensionally equivalent ones, and rules for asserting certain terms as "true".

For the first time in its history they have released a formal position statement on conversion therapy (also known as reparative therapy).

Over the years, this system has been used in a variety of academic and commercial projects ranging from formal program manipulation to conversion of COBOL systems.

A formal test of gene conversion between the sequenced alleles of Cpr67Fa1 and Cpr67Fa2 was done with the RDP2 program.