Sentence examples for embarked on a range from inspiring English sources

The military government in Myanmar has embarked on a range of reforms, releasing political prisoners, most prominently Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the long-detained pro-democracy leader who is now working with the government.

FT Group also announced plans for 80 redundancies and a pay freeze at the beginning of the year and has embarked on a range of cost-cutting measures, including offering staff a three-day week and asking them to take extra time off on 30% of their usual salary.

Congressional Democrats embarked on a similar arms race.

Contestants will be taken through four zones – Aztec, Medieval, Industrial and Futuristic – embarking on a range of logic puzzles before entering the famous "Crystal Dome".

We also noted that Chinese authorities had already embarked on a wide range of strategies to improve air quality, and that they probably deserve more credit than either foreign or domestic critics tend to give them.

The new government under President Andrzej Duda and PiS party leader Kaczyński embarked on a blitzkrieg of wide ranging reforms, aimed at a total takeover of the state structures on an unprecedented scale ― even by Polish standards ― in which "to the victor go the spoils" has always been the name of the game.

Human tissues and embryos bill Reshaping laws governing experimental work on human-animal hybrids, which will give scientists the opportunity to embark on a wide range of research, provided it is approved by regulators.

As they embark on a whole range of ill thought through and in some cases outdated reforms, the Tory leadership has with this policy a shield marked "modern" – taking on some crusty old party members, archbishops and the Telegraph.

In an effort to protect the environment upon which the village's tourist trade relies, Villars has embarked on a comprehensive programme of sustainability initiatives ranging from introducing a fleet of hybrid buses that ferry skiers about, to low-energy snow-making systems.

Primis then embarked on a plan to capitalize on the Times-owned magazine Golf Digest buildinging a series of driving ranges.

He embarked on a renovation.