Sentence examples for that a conversion from inspiring English sources

Mr Arinc duly declared this week that a conversion was "not on the government's agenda".

In the original, an editing cut meant that a conversion rate of £4.80 was given for five shillings.

Pointing out that a conversion kit cost only $50 at Home Depot, I asked whether this was the company's way of hiding additional costs.

Above all, it wants to make sure that a conversion to electric motoring goes smoothly, unlike a previous attempt in the mid-1990s.

There has always been a risk that a conversion puts the person in a higher income tax bracket, Mr. Rosica said.

You can't run one while you build another and then say, 'one, two, three, switch!"' Mr. Klapp, a spokesman for the Independent System Operator, said that a conversion of the site would address an issue that many are overlooking.

That's a conversion that has a key silver lining, since according to NationsBanc's Horen TMP's Internet-based margins are over 90% while margins for its core businesses hover around 20%.

If they successfully get the ball through the goalposts and over the horizontal goal bar, that's a conversion and an extra two points.

That was a conversion to which Armenians can point with great pride, because it preceded by more than a decade the conversion of the Roman emperor Constantine, a crucial event in the development of the faith.

This is the only step in the entire algorithm that needs a conversion from the conservative to the primitive variables.

Change Euros back into your home currency at a local bank branch that has a conversion desk.