Sentence examples for embarked on a broad from inspiring English sources
About a year ago, Sears embarked on a broad program to overhaul its stores and make them more appealing to the kinds of customers who buy its refrigerators, ranges, plasma TV's and other high-priced products.
At about the same time, according to papers filed by Mr. Botticella's lawyers, the company embarked on a broad cost-cutting drive.
With the release of a computer model of all known geologic faults east of Denver, nearly all of the nuclear power plants in the United States are about to embark on a broad re-evaluation of their vulnerability to earthquakes.
The rebels occupied the town last week after embarking on a broad offensive to seize territory around the city of Hama, where the government has kept tight control after suppressing protests in the city last year.
After the United States elections in November, he said, his government would embark on a broad new campaign that would seek support for the measures from grass-roots organizations up to Congress.
A new map detailing all known geologic faults east of Denver was issued Tuesday by the government and a nonprofit electric research group, opening the way for nuclear power plants in the United States to embark on a broad re-evaluation of their vulnerability to earthquakes.
Embarking on a broad campaign to rally national support for an aggressive new policy toward terrorists and the nations that help or harbor them, Mr. Bush began the day under the soaring, neo-Gothic vault of the Washington National Cathedral, where his remarks capped a week of escalating declarations of resolve, a mix of remembrance for the victims and a warning to the attackers.
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre BARCC), Mumbai, is embarking on a broad based program for thorium utilization in power production to achieve all-round capability in the entire thorium cycle.
Instead of embarking on a broad program for professional growth, you can pinpoint the areas that will make the biggest difference in your career.
Things might be different if the U.S. and other key players could simultaneously embark on a broad regional stabilization enterprise, but there are too many competing agendas to make this realistic for the foreseeable future.
