Sentence examples for have not embarked from inspiring English sources
The government and most corporations have not embarked on widespread layoffs, which is why the unemployment rate, just under 8 percent, remains considerably lower than in many euro zone countries.
If they have not embarked on these tasks by 2020, he says, their competitiveness may be eroded beyond the point of no return.Perhaps the hardest reforms of all for Japanese firms will be those involving the way they manage people.
"Absolutely no attacks should be made against soldiers who have not embarked on an operation nor attacked guerrillas or civilians; who are uninvolved in political administration; or who are simply at the border to defend their country or standing at a post," Mr Kalkan told Firat News, which is allied to the PKK.
Whilst we have not embarked here on formal validation of identified transcriptional differences to demonstrate the validity of our methodologies as has been done by others [39], our analysis strategy of utilising the entire transcriptome to inform correlation co-efficients rather than filtered gene sets has been previously demonstrated to be optimal [39].
However, we have not embarked on such experiments, in our model, as it is difficult to eliminate chimerism in an easily interpretable fashion.
But we can't pretend that we haven't embarked on something that involves bombing people — in tanks, or just in vehicles we see moving in the wrong direction on highways; in what we decide are headquarters; or just assemblies of soldiers and anyone near them — perhaps, sometimes, the wrong people.
Cameron has not embarked on that journey yet.
"The White House has not embarked on its own separate diplomacy," said a senior State Department official.
The Republican Party has not embarked on a grand civil war, with battle lines drawn and generals appointed.
Having worked for more than 27 years in the NHS, she had not embarked on any formal management qualifications since completing an HND aged 21.
And it means reassuring the Europeans that the Bush administration is attuned to the concerns of its allies and has not embarked on a go-it-alone strategy.
