Embark. BS Yeah.

Bye, embark, come back.

Either we embark on a factual approach or we embark on a descriptive approach.

So, I decided to embark on a quest.

From which port do they propose to embark?

Gina was about to embark on her cinema career.

to march from one place to another or to embark them...

On this agreed transition to reform, Romania is ready to embark.

Let us agree to embark now on this crucial work.

I've got one suggestion before we embark.

GV Why did you embark on this mission?

Consequently, we find ourselves today poised to embark on follow up activities.

I'm always being asked what inspired me to embark on all this.

Instead, we look to you to embark on an appropriate and sustainable policy path.

So it would have been lethal to embark on fiscal consolidation back then.

Countries with nearly closed economies attempted to embark on positive paths towards development.

However, the Government has yet to embark on concrete action towards implementing them.

There is no strategy to resolve the massive unemployment or to embark upon economic recovery.

Thirdly, we must embark on new paths when it comes to financing for development.

Hails the activities the Federation decided to embark upon during the period 2005 2007.

In a few years, we were ready to embark on a dance concert tour.

We applaud the parties for the brave decision to embark on the difficult path to peace.

We must promote the humanization of security rather than embark on efforts to militarize globalization.

A decision of the Executive Board will allow UNOPS to embark on the required changes.

Shorts are also an activity that enables young film directors to embark on professional activities.

They're too intelligent to embark on a project that would mean the end of civilization.

I decided instead to embark on a journey of real science, to find a more useful truth.

To achieve these objectives, UNOPS will embark on a radical transformation and down sizing of its cost structure in support of a coherent set of product lines that address client requirements in the markets specified above.

What we Europeans now need most of all is to embark on precisely the opposite course.

While initially reluctant to embark on non traditional careers, women were increasingly being attracted by them.

They decided to embark with enthusiasm on a new life, cemented in peace, democracy and freedom.

Most countries have yet to embark on a concerted effort to address the factors that increase vulnerability to infection.

We support the view that the open ended working group which will be set up should embark on an elaborate discussion on the modalities, mandate, review process and composition of such a Council.

You know, there is a I'm always being asked what inspired me to embark on all this.

2. Burundi was thus one of the rare countries in Africa to embark on an exemplary transition to democracy.

Without peace, Sierra Leoneans cannot embark on the economic reconstruction of their country.

As governments embark on their necessary and bold experiments, they must remember to take their citizens with them.

Hammurabi, Raamses II, Solon, Confucius, and Pericles were among the first great figures to embark on this effort.

Germany had seemed to embark on a more robust policy since its participation in military operations in Afghanistan.

The Government should embark on a proactive programme to formulate a media policy after consultations with key stakeholders.

I invite the Special Committee to embark on this new agenda with the Secretariat at the 2006 session.

I resolved to embark upon her courtship as soon as a decent period of mourning should have elapsed.

We are going to build our national museum to tell the story of our people we're about to embark on that.

That agreement allowed the world to hope that the US economy would embark on a more predictable path to recovery.

It remains to be seen whether the new French president will be able to embark on a more promising course.