embark on/upon sth

Examples of embark

embark
Thus, it is crucial that the legal and technical communities embark on interdisciplinary research to deal with these issues.
In conclusion, the book constitutes an exemplary study for students and researchers who embark on experimental adventures in this domain.
Most psychologists studying later-life well-being have opted for the second explanation, and embarked on a search for the mechanisms entailed.
Momentous pedal points and ominous ostinati tell the audience they are about to embark on a vast journey.
Before embarking on the proof, we note a few points about the axioms.
Once the performance began, however, the audience embarked upon a process of experiencing the ephemeral place of performance.
Pressured by international donors, he dissolved the military junta and embarked on a programme of political and economic reforms in 1991.
However, this is not to say that we can simply embark on a revisionist historiography based on dissolving them.
Individual countries are bound to measure the local costs and benefits first before embarking on the measurement of benefits and costs at the global perspective.
The first chapter presents the ideas necessary to embark on a sociolinguistic study of language, or rather, the study of linguistic choice.
Before embarking on specific fitness functions, let us state a fairly general result here.
It was clear that today's orchestral players wanted their students to be better informed than they themselves had felt on embarking in the profession.
It begins by reviewing preliminary requirements in first-order and second-order logic before embarking on situation logic.
To obtain the continuum limit, however, we shall embark upon an entirely different route.
Before we embark on the main results of this paper, here is a second hypergraph example to consider.
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