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His transition to politics was completed when King Charles Albert decided to embark on measures of reform and to concede a certain amount of freedom to the press.
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For instance, the two countries' militaries have embarked on measures to improve confidence, including port visits by naval ships.
[In an attempt to rebuild its reputation, British Nuclear announced a leadership shake-up on April 18, promised an overhaul of safety procedures and said it had embarked on measures to prevent a recurrence of the falsification of documents.
"In a sense, it is paradoxical that a country that is caring so much about South Sudan is embarking on measures that can also be counterproductive to the purpose they want to promote," Francis Mading Deng, South Sudan's ambassador to the UN, told VICE News.
When our regulators embark on emergency measures to deal with a financial panic, those measures should be contained to the crisis at hand.
The peso suffered its biggest decline in more than two decades on fears that Trump will embark on protectionist measures that would damage its relationship with America's third largest trading partner.
This runs the risk of deepening Spain's already significant recession, but Mr Rajoy has to embark on these measures if he is to retain the support of his European partners.
The latter's reputation for decisive character and conservative views enabled him to win the bankers' support and to embark on such measures as slashing government expenses and increasing taxes.
As governments in the developed world embark on drastic measures to drag their economies out of recession, the annual world wealth report by Merrill Lynch and Capgemini, published today, recorded a 17% rise in the number of HNWIs in 2009 compared with 2008, when the banking crisis caused panic on the world markets.
South Sudan's government already had to embark on austerity measures when it shut down oil production for more than a year in a dispute with its northern neighbor, Sudan, over transit fees.
The need to pay his debts to Lübeck and to strengthen the royal authority forced Gustav to impose heavy taxes, and it was essentially with a view to tapping the Roman Catholic church's wealth that he embarked on the measures that led to the Reformation in Sweden.
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