Sentence examples for granted to convert from inspiring English sources

Last week planning permission was granted to convert the Manor House into a 19-room hotel, while restoration of the Farmers Arms pub to something approaching its former glory is due to be completed by the end of next year.

As the catalogues shot through my letter-box, I was startled to find my fantasy property: "An old dairy in south London, planning permission granted to convert to a three-bedroom residence, workshop on the ground floor.

Instead, he proposed leveraging two grants to convert his entire school to the early college model.

In the 1970s and 1980s, some places used federal grants to convert their old systems, but about 1,000 American cities, predominantly in the mid-west and the north-west, still have them.

Independent candidate Charlotte Rose said: "Clacton Council should ask for grants to convert private rented properties back to council-funded to help families".

Gaunt dies soon after; Richard becomes increasingly dictatorial and confiscates Gaunt's vast inheritance from being granted to Bolingbroke; his banishment is converted to life, though his sons remain in the country.

Last month, the city granted a variance to convert four floors of a six-story industrial building to 152 luxury apartments.

Cardiff Council's planning committee granted planning permission to convert a derelict pub into a supermarket, in the heart of Rumney Village.

Then he was granted planning permission to convert the premises into a car workshop, where he is busy building a customer base.

Site owner Ashfield Land has been granted planning permission to convert the building into 24 apartments.

For example, let's assume that the noteholders invested $500,000 and were granted the right to convert into shares of common stock at a $4.5 million valuation in the event the startup were acquired prior to the Series A round (or other "qualified financing").