Sentence examples for of the reconversion from inspiring English sources

From the 1570s missionary priests from continental seminaries came to England secretly in the cause of the "reconversion of England".

Case C was based on the reconversion of the old acute hospital into a social-welfare facility.

For almost four centuries, English Catholics have been praying for the reconversion of their homeland from Protestantism.

The Lubavitch movement is dedicated to the "reconversion" of nonobservant Jews, and Köves felt that he might help Szegedi find a different way to live.

Nevertheless, the exact time required for the reconversion of MR signals to baseline values could not be reliably determined, as the influence of variable sorafenib dosages remains unknown.

Furthermore, it is possible to observe the reconversion of the molecules of NADH (blue circles) to molecules of NAD+ whenever the first hit the cell membrane (i.e., boundary of the environment).

The shocking (to them) Renaissance discovery that Indians didn't eat meat, yet were as strong and considerably longer-lived than the slavering carnivores of Europe, is lent a certain symmetry by the reconversion of Mahatma Gandhi to eating greens after reading Thoreau and others.

The zoning would also allow the reconversion of the buildings for residential use, she said, although many of the facades are protected by landmark designation.

His ultimate aim is the reconversion of Britain and his adamantine resilience springs from his faith.

The owners not only never completed their payments, they never fully completed the reconversion of the ship either.

Radial dispersion in high geometric aspect ratio, thin cylindrical electrolytic cells is analysed with respect to controlling the reconversion of an electrode reaction product at the opposite electrode.