Sentence examples for goals of converting from inspiring English sources

In 2005, the $2.8 billion BeltLine project was adopted, with the stated goals of converting a disused 22-mile freight railroad loop that surrounds the central city into an art-filled multi-use trail and increasing the city's park space by 40%.

Sweden, one of several European countries that subsidize farmers in switching to organic methods, has set a goal of converting 20percentt of its farm acreage to organic farming by 2005.

These elements are desired by planners to fulfill their goal of converting Lower Manhattan to a place that will attract visitors long after most office workers will have left at the end of the workday.

With so few single-family homes available, buyers have also been eagerly snatching up two- and three-family homes with the goal of converting them to single-family residences.

In practical terms, however, the panel's new finding is a sharp setback for therapeutic cloning, the much discussed goal of converting a patient's own cells into new tissue to treat a wide variety of degenerative diseases from diabetes to heart disease.

Still, they're on track to reach their goal of converting their supercomputers to domestically-developed CPUs by the end of 2011.

This latest addition to the Xbox's streaming portfolio further advances Microsoft's ultimate goal of converting the gaming system into an entertainment powerhouse.

Here, this concept is used with the goal of converting 50 μm diameter Ni-20wt.%Cr wires into Ni Cr Al tubes by diffusion of a surface-deposited aluminide coating.

The resulting program costs 30% less than the GGP, and will take only 3 to 7 years to achieve the GGP's 16-year goal of converting sloping farmland into forests and grassland.

The goal of converting the learning (and teaching) experience into a flexible enough process so that it responds to the individual and unique needs of each person, accompanies us almost from the time we ask ourselves questions about how we teach and learn (Chen, 2008).

China's Sloping Land Conversion Program SLCPP) is the largest land retirement/reforestation program in the developing world, having the goal of converting 14.67 million hectares of cropland to forests by 2010 (4.4 million of which is on land with slopes greater than 25°) and an additional "soft" goal of afforesting a roughly equal area of wasteland by 2010.