Most move into action in the months following their religious "reconversion" or "conversion", but have usually already exhibited signs of radicalisation.
1944: Bailey's speech, Let us Face the Issue, on proposal requiring labor unions to file financial information with the Treasury Department; reconversion; Work or Fight Bill.
This program included the reconversion through reprivatization or closing of money-losing state corporations, especially in the country's "rust belt" of Asturias and the Basque Country, and the reduction of public spending in order to control the deficit.
In some respects this makes arginase less attractive in therapy, but it is still possible that the ornithine reconversion is too slow or quantitatively too small to maintain adequate arginine levels, and that the enzyme would still have some (restricted) action.
For the next several years the ship was either in reserve or being used as a troop transport until she began reconversion back into a cruiser at Chatham Dockyard on 1 March 1923.
For instance, the movement to the Fordow or Natanz enrichment plants of uranium hexafluoride gas made from any reconversion of research reactor metal fuel plates would be detected within a matter of days.
This year, seemingly invigorated by the rise of a right-wing Hindu government in New Delhi, they have organized mass reconversion "camps," including some where people allege they were duped or threatened into changing faiths.
Schoenberg's unfinished opera is a work of the utmost sobriety and seriousness — a philosophical assertion of monotheism that confirmed Schoenberg's reconversion to Judaism — and it is presented by Straub and Huillet in a form that avoids any theatrical effects (or, to put it in the language of 1975, "bourgeois illusionism") or direct emotional appeals.
The reconversion may not be that easy.
Duleep's turbulent personal life, full of drunkenness, broken marriages, affairs, a reconversion to Sikhism, and delusions of reclaiming his throne with the help of the French or the Russians ended in a lonely death in a cheap Paris hotel in 1893.
