Just look at Nike or Walmart ; they have both been able to recover from issues within their operations, in large part because they addressed their issues publicly.
But it's too late for Obama to recover that issue — it's gone.
It is unclear if the Treasury took any steps to attempt to recover the issued pieces.
At the time, in August, Dell said it could recover from these issues, but Monday's announcement makes clear that it hasn't.
SpaceX posted that they understood the cause of this failed landing well, and have made "changes to help prevent, and be able to rapidly recover from, similar issues for the next attempt".
In the workplace community, low-wage workers, however, are particularly vulnerable to domestic and sexual violence -- not because they experience it any more than other workers, but because they often lack the resources, flexible schedules or paid time off to obtain help, go to court, or recover from medical issues.
Msgr. Francis J. Maniscalco, a spokesman for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, said the bishops did not discuss Dr. McHugh's association with the recovered memory issue when they selected the panel's members.
Dr. David Spiegel, a professor of psychiatry at Stanford University, who has debated Dr. McHugh on the recovered memories issue, said: "I don't think he's very thorough in his review of the literature, or in those aspects of the literature that don't support his point of view.
The consultation questionnaire (Additional file 2) included data on patient age, sex, considerations of cause and consequences of the complaints, potential to recover, diagnoses, and issuing of sick notes, which was used as the outcome variable.
62 As Potik explains, these 12 steps can be used flexibly to help recover from a number of issues.
Once you have left the situation, it is time to recover from the issue.
