They talk openly about setting an example for a nation that has spent years struggling to recover from one war after the next.

BBC: Iraqi team helping people unite

Thank you for all you do to nurture fragile peace and help societies recover from the effects of war and destruction.

UN: Secretary-General

Later, I was privileged to visit with families of our wounded warriors as they battle to recover from the wounds of war.

WHITEHOUSE: Honoring the Troops on Memorial Day

Arguably, the rearmament of the early 1950s used up skilled labour and machinery at a crucial time, when Britain was struggling to recover from the second world war.

ECONOMIST: Britain and the cold war

The case differs greatly from that of the Gulf war to recover Kuwait.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: CREATING A GREATER SERBIA

The ability of the government to deal with the current drought is now affected by the efforts to recover from the human and economic consequences of the four year war.

BBC: Eritrea issues drought warning

She died at Gosport War Memorial Hospital (GWMH) after being being sent there to recover from her operation.

BBC: Gladys Richards

Of course, for our riders here today, coming home from war marked the beginning of another battle -- the battle to recover.

WHITEHOUSE: Wounded Warrior Project��s Soldier Ride