Sentence examples for job conversion from inspiring English sources

To reduce political opposition to such a shift will require cash to help communities initially threatened by such measures, from scrappage schemes for polluting cars, subsidies for a rapid growth in electric public and private transport, through to job conversion schemes for Polish coal miners threatened by the latest climate talks.

Job conversion targets were viewed as creating pressures on both Job Brokers and Jobcentre Plus staff to select the more job-ready into the programme [ 26, 29].

"Apples to apples, no pun intended, Apple just does a much better job on conversion," said Eric Setton, a founder and the chief technical officer of Tango.

It is the sort of disc you can hand to a Waits novice or sceptic with the confidence that this collection of brawlers, bawlers and bastards (as he characterised the three-way split in his work on his 2006 compilation) will do the job of conversion.

A job-saving conversion, perhaps?

"The tidal wave of rush-job post-conversions to 3-D worries me, as it does a lot of filmmakers, because the results are often sketchy and nowhere near as immersive as in-camera 3-D photography," said Shawn Levy, the director of "Night at the Museum" and the coming comedy "Date Night," starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell.

A conversion job isn't always simple.

But if you want a conversion job doing don't ask him.

They've done a lovely job with the conversion, with marbled tabletops, deep leather banquettes, elegant modern chandeliers, and small sheer curtains that give diners privacy from passersby but don't obscure the huge windows.

He says the conversion job was "a step into the unknown", but he had few problems aside from making the exterior look like a home, rather than a convenience store.

So Mr Weston has used his veto to block Mr Forgeard's new job until the conversion has been agreed on.The British are prepared to be even more intransigent.