Recognize setbacks as normal and learn from them, dust yourself off and keep moving forward.
Adaptable CEOs also recognize that setbacks are an integral part of changing course and treat their mistakes as opportunities to learn and grow.
Recognize the setback for what it is and get back on track or plan an alternative workaround.
"The tone recognized that there have been setbacks, that there have been difficulties, and that this is hard to do," said Robert Blackwill, who was one of Mr. Bush's chief advisers on Iraq after the invasion.
And on the morning of Nov. 4, 1992, when most Republicans were mourning their worst setback since Watergate, Dole recognized that Clinton's election meant a new start for him as well.
For all these setbacks, Mr. McBeth, 59, is generally recognized as the world's most prodigious builder of megalithic stone circles.
George F. Kennan, architect of the "containment" theory of combating communism, recognized at once that this was a strategic setback for communism in general and for Communist China in particular.
In summary, IL-12 possesses multiple biological properties that are capable of governing immune effector actions against a variety of malignancies and, despite some setbacks, remains the center of interest as a recognized anticancer immunotherapeutic agent.
A number of donors have already recognized that it really is the time to pay or risk setback and paying more for even longer.
To achieve that, however, each and every member must take responsibility for these recent defeats and recognize they are significant setbacks to their title dreams.
The Obama administration has tried mightily (and ridiculously) to keep this a states' rights issue -- to the point of believing there's no reason to even have to publicly recognize the progress and setbacks.
