embark on a programme

Frequency: 6.54.8 per million words

To start a planned series of events or activities.

embark onphrasal verb + noun (as object)

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programme

Examples (10)

  • The government has embarked on a major programme of economic reform.
  • Next month, our company is going to embark on a new training programme for all employees.
  • The university decided to embark on an ambitious research programme to attract top talent.
  • After the war, the nation embarked on a programme of rebuilding and reconciliation.
  • Our charity is proud to embark on a programme that provides free meals to schoolchildren.
  • I will embark on a rigorous fitness programme starting January 1st.
  • The team is currently embarking on a development programme for the new software.
  • If we secure the funding, we can embark on the conservation programme immediately.
  • When is the best time to embark on a programme of this scale?
  • Before you embark on any new investment programme, it's essential to do your research.