Sentence examples for creating recovery from inspiring English sources

Implementation issues such as specifying recovery goals, creating recovery options, and reducing runtime overhead are examined.

Writers in Europe were creating "recovery" literature with their ideas about how best to recover the Holy Land, but few mentioned the Mongols as a genuine possibility.

Permission may have be sought from the computer administrator (unless you are one) in order to start creating recovery discs.

These actions have done little to create recovery: years after the shock, unemployment hovers around twenty-five per cent, the highest in Europe, and youth unemployment is at forty-five per cent.

Vickers told his audience today that he wanted to consider "whether, and if so how" structural reforms to the banking industry could work alongside existing plans to bolster bank capital and create "recovery and resolution plans" to cope with crises.

But with the international break ahead next week to create recovery time, it is thought that the 30-year-old, whose form has been instrumental to Arsenal tailing the Premier League leaders Manchester City only on goal difference, will start the north London derby.

Doctors and therapists encourage but do not create recovery.

You can usually create recovery discs on CD-RW with a CD burner, but you will have to use a large quantity of discs compared to using only a couple of DVD+R discs.

Any "stimulus" applied by government has less to do with creating the recovery than letting politicians take credit when the recovery happens.

The commission also recommended creating a "recovery plan" for seriously injured military personnel and assigning one coordinator for each patient and their family to help them navigate the process of recovering and returning to duty or retiring from active service.

The economic outlook is certainly much better than it was just a few months ago, which brings me to The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and its role in creating economic recovery.