Sentence examples for not to embark from inspiring English sources

The Iraq war reminded everybody not to embark on an international effort without a broad coalition.

But that was no reason not to embark on a new installment devoted to bodily improvement.

The messages warned Iran not to embark on further uranium activities.

While he has not ruled the job out, he has decided not to embark on a public campaign, they said.

That means that if Judy must soon decide on whether or not to embark on a chemo-radiation "sandwich," discussing her situation takes priority.

A pilot who was killed after his helicopter crashed into a crane in central London had been advised not to embark on the journey because of poor visibility.

Obviously, I am not a TV critic and I am not going to embark on a full-blown evaluation of the show's prospects.

I am not suggesting we will rule out passive assistance even if we are not going to embark on our own active role.

But he is not about to embark on substantial labour-market reform or an attack on the bloated public sector.Asked why not, Mr Borg insists that labour laws are already relatively liberal.

Sometimes it is just not feasible to embark on a major restoration.

"He is not going to embark on any conspiracy theories," Henson said.