Sentence examples for planned conversion from inspiring English sources

The president of Roosevelt's Chamber of Commerce, Allan W. Thompson, cited the planned conversion of one property, a 29,000-square-foot factony Babylong on Babylon Turnpike valued at $1 million, as costing $45,000 a year in lost taxes.

But the initial bids for the planned conversion ran more than $54,000, which would mean it would take several decades for them to see a return on their investment.

Acknowledging that "the size of our current board is larger than the average public company," CME's preliminary proxy suggests that a planned conversion to annual director elections by 2014 should help thin the board's ranks.

Protection Forest areas are allocated for conservation purposes and may not be exploited; Production Forest areas may be logged and/or converted to industrial wood fiber plantations but not agriculture; Conversion Forest areas are allocated for planned conversion to non-forest agricultural crops (including e.g. oil palm or rubber).

The design influenced the planned conversion of the armored cruiser into a seaplane carrier.

Eleven farmers were not interested (mostly due to the extra labor), one farmer planned cooperative farming, and one farmer planned conversion to organic farming.

The firm added it will now consider its options for the planned biomass conversion, which is still eligible for a lower subsidy under the renewables obligation scheme.

Several tea estates are being run on a workers' cooperative model, while others are being planned for conversion into tourist resorts.

Birger Jarl sank in an accident in 1813 and Erik Segersäll was planned for conversion as a paddlewheel steam battery for coastal defense, though the idea was eventually abandoned and the ship scrapped in 1826.

Tenants in a noneviction plan conversion, Mr. Saft said, most likely have little to lose and much to gain.

Under an "eviction plan" conversion, Mr. Ferrara explained, nonpurchasing tenants can be evicted when their current leases expire or three years after the conversion, whichever is later.