Sentence examples for supporting the conversion of from inspiring English sources

A discard ban combined with public funds supporting the conversion of discards into commodities (i.e. fishmeal) and support to the aquaculture sector (i,e. more fishmeal demand) as suggested in current proposals, has all the ingredients of a recipe for disaster.

D-penicillamine proved to be most efficient in supporting the conversion of plasminogen to angiostatin in vitro.

Another important leadership role for supporting the conversion of hybrid curricula to standard PBL is that which can be played by PBL organizations.

Multiple, coordinated initiatives are required to achieve a synergistic use of ICTs with new approaches to linking people with information, and research with data, and supporting the conversion of information and data into useable knowledge.

The Opus deal is subject to the European commission approving a UK government contract to support the conversion of one of its coal units to running on biomass.

But one structure in town stands out: a relatively new church, fashioned of brick and tile, equipped with a modern sound system, and funded by a Taiwanese Christian group which supports the conversion of the Akha to the ways of Jesus.

A new prototypic fuel is presently being developed to support the conversion of the U.S. high performance research reactors (HPRRs).

However, electricity producer Drax said it had started legal proceedings against the government over a decision not to support the conversion of one of its coal-burning units to biomass under the scheme.

The Global Threat Reduction Initiative (GTRI) Conversion program, which is part of the US government's National Nuclear Security Administration NNSAA), supports the conversion of civilian use of highly enriched uranium (HEU) to low enriched uranium (LEU) for reactor fuel and targets.

The Global Threat Reduction Initiative Program continues to develop existing and new test reactor fuels to achieve the maximum attainable uranium loadings to support the conversion of a number of the world's remaining high-enriched uranium fueled reactors to low-enriched uranium fuel.

Numerous global programs are focused on the continued development of existing and new research and test reactor fuels to achieve maximum attainable uranium loadings to support the conversion of a number of the world's remaining high-enriched uranium fueled reactors to low-enriched uranium fuel.