Sentence examples for measures to convert from inspiring English sources

The Hong Kong govern-ment announced measures to convert nearly all of the city's 18,000 taxis from diesel fuel to liquefied petroleum gas by the end of 2001.

Anticipating events, Gebhard had collected some troops and had taken measures to convert his subjects to Protestantism.

Argyros, who spearheaded two successful ballot measures to convert the base into a commercial airport, extended an olive branch to Irvine and other South County cities who have vowed to stop the facility from being built.

Experienced dietitians used a standardised protocol, including a manual on household weights and measures to convert the estimated amounts into weights.

The model does not explicitly consider the cost of other ancillary measures to convert a hospital from conventional to SED usage – such measures might include risk assessment, staff training, work practice redesign and controls implementing safer usage and handling procedures, provision of personal protective equipment and routine worker vaccination against blood-borne diseases.

The parents of a majority of the students in each of the New York schools must approve a measure to convert the schools to charters under Edison's management.

In a smaller tank, hanging a vinyl curtain has been used as a stopgap measure to convert a cuboid tank to a rounded shape and prevent the fish from scraping against the sides.

For outcome measures that have an established anchor-based MID, we will use this measure to convert the SMD into an OR and risk difference.

Standard curves to convert measured fluorescence to cell number were constructed utilising known cell numbers.

A standard curve to convert measured fluorescence to cell number was constructed using known cell numbers.

A standard curve to convert measured fluorescence to cell number was constructed utilising known cell numbers.