Sentence examples for recovery action from inspiring English sources

Extinction is a process and recovery action does work.

Park said he expected Palmer to wage a "vigorous" and prolonged legal fight against recovery action by FTI, which will become QN's liquidator if creditors accept its recommendation of winding up the company on 22 April.

Indeed, there are no apparent signs of failure nor clear signs of pilot error/miscalculation: the plane seems to fly into the ground without the pilot trying any recovery action.

It's so complex there is even an NHS acronym app to guide those bamboozled by the jargon through more than 700 sets of initials, from AACE – the Association of Ambulance Chief Executives – to Wraps – wellness recovery action plans, of course.

The Insolvency Service said that when it asked for views, many respondents said the amount of debt that could trigger bankruptcy was disproportionate, "as people can be put through the most serious of debt recovery action for a debt as small as £750".

As the DoD Office of Primary Responsibility, once the J.P.R.A. heard of this unfortunate joint personnel recovery action (under its prior name of Joint Services Survival, Evasion, Recovery and Escape Agency), it made a payment of $100,000 for the Korean families' part in saving the lives of the crew members.

As a result, the Queensland government website now recommends suggested recovery actions not be taken.

Parbery was involved in recovery actions after the collapses of Ansett Australia, HIH Insurance and ABC Learning childcare centres.

"I am proud of the recovery actions we have taken," she said.

"Because the Bramble Cay melomys is now confirmed to have been lost from Bramble Cay, no recovery actions for this population can be implemented," it says.

"It is a matter of concern that the task force's recommendations for recovery actions — supported by documentary evidence of fraud, corruption and misappropriation of funds resulting in losses and damages — have not been vigorously pursued," the report says.