Greater alignment and coordination of the many fragmented anti-corruption initiatives being embarked upon around the world is the only way to tackle that challenge successfully.
But it's not to be embarked upon casually.
However, "if any investigation of this issue is to be embarked upon, it must be an investigation which can properly and thoroughly examine the issue".
"If any investigation of this issue is to be embarked upon, it must be an investigation which can properly and thoroughly examine the issue, so that a conclusion soundly based on reliable factual evidence can be arrived at".
What Zuck conveniently omits to mention, though, is that he is embarked upon a commercial project whose sole aim is to make the world more "connected" but less open.
But, as now, it was a time of economic crisis – welcome to the party, Mr Carney – and, in addition to concerns about economic policy, Richardson and Dow spent much of their time trying to reform the Bank, a task which, the chancellor and the Treasury have made no secret about, is due to be embarked upon all over again under the leadership of Carney.
Dizzy fantasies of the excitements of adopting — "What an adventure!" — abruptly fizzle when Ms. Woodard's husband, Harris, reminds her that the circumstances of their life would not comfortably accommodate a child, and that in any case child-rearing is not an enterprise to be embarked upon as if it were a thrilling new lark.
Once the process of legislation is embarked upon, there is the danger that the big moral questions, far from being resolved, will be dispersed through a multitude of procedural questions; that the difference between mercy and murder will be lost in an ostensibly civilised bureaucracy of clinical killing.
Egyptians are embarked upon the next step in their Arab Spring evolution — electing a democratic civilian government.
