Sentence examples for to convert by from inspiring English sources

Methane and ethane remain difficult to convert by this route.

Many are deterred from trying to convert by the rigours of the rabbinical courts.

Department for Education officials, ever keen to increase the number of academies, are now contacting schools unprompted to try to lure them to convert by dangling cash grants.

Developers can respond to the refusal of their all-in bids to convert by proposing a more palatable half-and-half scheme.

The following year, in the kitchen of her parents' home, Rabbi Hoover told her mother and father that she was planning to convert; by 1999, she was Jewish.

In his budget last week, chancellor George Osborne announced that every state secondary and primary school will be forced to become an academy by 2020, or to have developed a firm plan to convert by 2022.

It is intended to have a bio-energy plant on site, to convert by-products into power for the distillery.

Committed to converting by 2015.

To buy RSPO in "next 12 to 24 months" Nestlé: Committed to converting by 2015 Procter & Gamble: Committed to converting by 2015 Allied Bakeries: Committed to converting by 2015 Morrisons: Talking to suppliers.

Committed to converting by 2015 Asda: Bought GreenPalm certificates for 712 tonnes used in in-store cafés.

Palm oil: The good firms – and the bad *VERY GOOD United Biscuits: Committed to converting to RSPO by end of 2011 Unilever: Committed to converting by 2012 Waitrose: Committed to converting by 2012 Sainsbury's: Has bought RSPO for 10 per cent of supply.