Yes, you may be living beyond your means, but you'll never be able to rectify the situation if you don't embrace your economic reality.
Will the defending Olympic champion be able to rectify the problem before competing at the Diamond League in Rome against his rivals Asafa Powell and Christophe Lemaitre next week?
The current view is to simply choose a new director general from outside the BBC bureaucracy in the hope that this individual will be able to rectify mistakes the organisation makes.
While the issues with the Note 7 are certainly embarrassing, industry sources say that should the company be able to rectify the issues with the phablet the launch delay and product swap is manageable.
In its written response to the committee, the Vatican said that according to church teaching, parents "should be able to rectify their child's inappropriate action by imposing certain reasonable consequences for such behaviour, taking into consideration the child's ability to understand the same as corrective".
And, as we walked back down to see her, the nurse coming with us, there was this double regret — the simple one that I had kept away, and the other one, much harder to fathom, that I had been given no choice, that she had never wanted me very much, and that she was not going to be able to rectify that in the few days that she had left in the world.
"In the past, we have been able to rectify problems by repairing existing cables, or replacing sections," Mr. Bonomo said.
And in one week, he was able to rectify that and go out and beat a really good Baltimore Ravens team.
"E.A. has not been able to rectify that, because it is always dependent on the hardware" owned by its users, Mr. Bellfield said.
