Sentence examples for embarking on a programme from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we are now embarking on a programme to accelerate the transformation of ITV.

All nuclear weapons states, including the UK, are embarking on a programme of modernisation and deserve no kudos for retiring weapons of an older generation.

The new European parliament and commission are embarking on a programme to create an "energy union" that has decarbonisation at its heart.

That the government is embarking on a programme of deep cuts is not in question; but nobody seems to be able to explain what it is all for.

People will be surprised we are embarking on a programme that could mean that lots of unqualified teachers are teaching our children".

What was required last Wednesday was leadership and mobilisation – embarking on a programme of deficit reduction that offered hope rather than despair.

The new owners embarked on a programme of expansion and installed one of the earliest electrical plants at any colliery in 1900.

Syria, for instance, claims to have embarked on a programme of voluntary de-Baathification.

The government has embarked on a programme to rebuild British society.

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".