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embark

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1. My uncle says he's about to embark on a new business venture.
2. He resolved to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime enterprise.
3. Whenever new passengers embark a passenger safety briefing shall be given immediately before or after departure.
4. Without that written record, we would be forced to embark on post hoc speculation about the thought process by which the investigating authority arrived at its ultimate conclusions.
5. Europe needs to foster its entrepreneurial drive more effectively and it needs more firms willing to embark on creative or innovative ventures.
6. .6 Where necessary means shall be provided for bringing the davit-launched survival craft against the ship's side and holding them alongside so that persons can safely embark.
7. to embark a disabled person or a person with reduced mobility at such an airport, provided that the person concerned has a valid ticket and reservation.
8. The aid had enabled Aermacchi to embark upon R & D in the civilian area which was clearly additional to the R & D otherwise carried out by the company.
9. Thus, IFP can embark on a research project in the fields of activity of the subsidiaries concerned only insofar as the latter do not wish to carry out the project after exercising their right of first refusal [30].
10. The Polish authorities also clarified that foreign persons from the Member States and EEA countries may embark upon and conduct business activities along the same principles as Polish entrepreneurs.
11. Enhanced and more visible career prospects also contribute to the building of a positive public attitude towards the researchers’ profession, and thereby encourage more young people to embark on careers in research.
12. ‘doctoral candidate’ (candidate in third cycle) means an early-stage researcher at the beginning of his/her research career, starting at the date of obtaining the degree which would formally entitle him/her to embark on a doctorate;
13. This latter requirement restricted the scope of agricultural cooperatives’ activities and, to some extent, contradicted Law No 27/1999, which provides that the societies it covers may embark on and engage in any economic activity whatsoever.
14. In this context, the Council on the same date called upon President Lukashenko and his Government to reverse their present policies and to embark on fundamental democratic and economic reforms to bring the country closer to European common values.
15. The ships should be constructed and equipped in such a way that a person with reduced mobility can embark and disembark easily and safely, and can be ensured access between decks, either unassisted or by means of ramps, elevators or lifts.