Sentence examples for proposed conversion from inspiring English sources
But the proposed conversion has been greeted coldly by many residents of Noyac.
Andrew Winston, a co-author of the book "Green to Gold," described the proposed conversion as "a great industrial transformation story".
UnitedGlobalCom, UPC's main shareholder and a bondholder controlled by Mr. Malone's Liberty Media, will have 65.5percentt of UPC after a proposed conversion of $5.4 billion of UPC debt into equity.
For now, Mr. Burns said the key to Camden's redevelopment was the proposed conversion of the Nipper Building, from the old RCA complex, into luxury apartments by a Philadelphia developer, Carl Dranoff.
High Rock maintains that the proposed conversion is a "rare opportunity in the generational life of an iconic building," one that would complement the city's efforts to recruit more people to live downtown.
The co-op board's president of 27 years, David Hochstadt, and the borough's mayor, Mark Sokolich, who are at odds on other major points concerning the proposed conversion, are of like mind about that.
In all, almost 5,000 students would be enrolled in Edison-managed schools if all five proposed conversions were carried out.
The tight rental market is driving up sales prices, Mr. Heiberger said, as is "the fact that many proposed conversions from commercial to residential were canceled because the commercial market went so crazy".
In the end, none of these proposed conversions for the battleships were ever authorized.
Gemcitabine/nab-paclitaxel therapy revealed high response rate for metastasic pancreatic cancer (PC), but the effect for LAPC proposing conversion surgery was not well discussed.
The EC protocol proposes conversion factors by Dance et al. (1990) and Dance et al. (2000), whereas the ACR uses factors by Dance et al. (1990); Wu et al. (1991) and Sobol et al. (1997) [9], the Canadian protocol uses Stanton et al. (1984) and Wu et al. (1991) [13] and the Nordic protocol propose conversion of Rosenstein et al. (1985) [14].
