Sentence examples for expected to embark from inspiring English sources

The dollar had been weakening on uncertainty about Trump's economic policy – he is expected to embark on trade wars – and expectations that the US Federal Reserve will be less likely to raise interest rates.

President Bush is expected to embark on a round of telephone diplomacy this week.

The ECB is expected to embark upon a big programme of quantitative easing, the creation of money to buy financial assets.

Mr. Ellison and his colleagues are expected to embark on a campaign next week to persuade investors to support the deal.

Separately, Mrs. Merkel is also expected to embark on an ambitious plan to reform health care in two years' time, the details of which are not yet known.

Amin Gemayel was to expire in Sept. & Lebanon might be expected to embark on a new search for a settlement of its civil war which has left 125,000 dead.

Soon, Ms. Inzer said, the college expects to embark on a capital campaign to raise $40 million as a permanent endowment for need-blind admissions.

Graduating with a BSc from Bristol, she was expecting to embark on a master's course at Imperial College, London, when she heard that her application to join the Met Office had been successful.

There's said to be 200 hours' worth of gameplay here, so expect to embark on lots of individual side missions, each with their own branching stories.

Given this renewed long-term commitment to the journal, we expect to embark on new and exciting paths for presenting and distributing our content that will take advantage of innovative technologies and the latest trends in scientific publishing.

The new Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, is expected to promptly embark on a renegotiation of the country's bailout package, insisting that "the end of humiliation has come".