Sentence examples for embark on a programme from inspiring English sources
The archdiocese was about to embark on a programme of churchbuilding.
The IF called on the government to embark on a programme of "intergenerational rebalancing".
It makes no sense to embark on a programme of fiscal retrenchment until the process of recovery is assured.
As a first step, Britain must withdraw the British ambassador to Israel and, as with apartheid South Africa, embark on a programme of boycott, divestment and sanctions.
The first priority was to embark on a programme of "economic reform" - new-world-order-speak for the selling of state assets at knockdown prices to western multinationals.
Hammond, giving evidence to the Commons foreign affairs committee, said: "Many of the problems we see in Iraq today stem from that disastrous decision to dismantle the Iraqi army and embark on a programme of de-Ba'athification.
For many learning assistants the question is: why embark on such a programme?
The new owners embarked on a programme of expansion and installed one of the earliest electrical plants at any colliery in 1900.
The new pope embarks on a programme of reform, but Hadrian's one-year reign comes to an end when he is assassinated by a pope-hating Scot, prefiguring the 1981 attempt on the life of Pope John Paul II.
