Sentence examples for about whether to embark from inspiring English sources

Most Nantucket residents are well educated and in a good position to make reasoned decisions about whether to embark on an ecological study that might affect them all.

We aimed to describe the opinions of key 'stakeholders' about the validity of the existing evidence base, likely consequences of implementation, relative importance of their opinions in influencing overall practice, likely barriers to implementation and perceptions of the requirement for further research to inform the decision about whether to embark on a further large randomised controlled trial.

At least in Lebanon, women can choose whether to embark fully on an Islamic way of life.

Another frequent issue is whether to embark on epidemiological study.

The Who was about to embark on a U.S. tour in 2002 when Entwistle died.

She said in a statement, "I am about to embark on a new adventure with NBC".

"McLaren and Honda are about to embark on a new and extremely exciting adventure together.

Nursing education in South Africa is about to embark on profound changes with the move to the higher education sector.

Many voters openly question whether Greece, about to embark on a fire-sale of state assets, including regional airports and hotels, can trust non-European partners to deliver on their promises.In reality, beggars can't be choosers.

She's been having doubts about Barney -- whether he's ready for this grown-up commitment they're about to embark upon, whether she's ready herself.

So Wakimoto and about 100 other researchers are about to embark on the biggest tornado hunt in history.