reconversion

And finally, is emphasizing reconversion rather than secularization actually more of a semantic than substantive distinction, given that Protestant dogma was significantly reconfigured as intellectuals increasingly looked to science and culture--rather than Scripture and creed--as their authoritative source?

Reconversion economique et developpement territorial.

These negotiations aim to reach agreement on three Single Programming Documents (SPDs) on Objective 2 (reconversion of areas in industrial decline), Objective 3 (combating labour market exclusion and the professional insertion of young people) as well as on the fisheries sector of the Structural Funds for the period 2004-2006.

base, Global Nuclear Fuel-Americas LLC, has incorporated GE's fuel plant in North Carolina and a GE-Japan Nuclear Fuel joint venture for uranium fuel reconversion for power generation purposes, to serve the U.S., European, Taiwanese and Mexican markets, they said.

1.408A-5, Q&A9(a)(1), the term also includes a post-1999 reconversion that occurs before the permitted time.

The IRS has concluded that the deadline for reconversion is extended by Treasury Regulation Sec.

A round trip is a conversion, a recharacterization, a reconversion, and a recharacterization of the reconversion if desired or necessary.

A taxpayer can then reconvert that new IRA to a Roth IRA, provided he or she meets the eligibility requirements in the reconversion year.