And/Or, alternatively--and even simpler--force banks to carry a significant amount of contingent convertible debt that converts to equity if the banks get into trouble.
Rhino Investors, representing Amro and others, pumped $2.5 million into Sedona in November 2000 by way of a convertible debt offering, which is a bond that converts to shares at a designated point.
He invented a T-shirt that converts to a halter top in seconds.
The basic model sleeps four, has a bed above the cab and a dining table that converts to another bed.
In early 2014, it chose a particularly complex machine, an HP laptop that converts to a tablet.
Under state law, a school that converts to charter status must continue to employ any staff members who want to continue working there under existing union contracts.
The ceilings are suede, the seats of finest leather, there is a mohair divan that converts to a full-size bed for guests.
Other important micronutrients found abundantly in fruit are beta-carotene (a chemical that converts to vitamin A in the body), folic acid, vitamin E, potassium, and magnesium.
The line includes the CUB Sleeper (a crib that converts to a toddler bed and a sofa); CUB Station (a changing table that converts to a dresser); CUB Locker (a toy chest with two interior boxes that doubles as cushioned seating); and CUB Stacker (a wall shelf), all at Giggle in New York, (800) 495-8007.
Yet the product really was a genuine innovation (a two-seater that converts to a one-seater, and vice versa), which is likely to spawn copies further down the road.
The lodge is in a village area that also includes the full-service spa, an ice skating rink that converts to an amphitheater and a swimming and fitness center with indoor and outdoor pools and waterslides.
