Those looser guidelines proved invaluable to aggressive officials like Albert Ottinger, who used it to shutter the Consolidated Stock Exchange in the 1920s.
Recasting shows can be a challenge for Broadway producers when stars leave once their contracts are up – even causing some shows to shutter, as "Promises, Promises" did in 2011 when producers saw little upside in replacing Sean Hayes and Kristin Chenoweth.
Legislation requiring clinics to meet the design and building standards of ambulatory surgical centers and mandating that providers have admitting privileges at local hospitals have caused clinics to shutter.
The spill has caused some businesses to shutter, while some businesspeople still working, like a local microbrewer, worry about how the damage may impact their operations -- and ingestible products.
[The Daily News] Sightings of large rats have caused a Brooklyn school to shutter six temporary classrooms.
TEHRAN -- The Iranian capital has long been known for its smog, but pollution in recent days has taken an eye-watering turn for the worse, hampering visibility and causing authorities to shutter schools and curtail the number of cars allowed in the city center.
In addition, it plans to shutter studios in Japan and Britain.
Officials must release the list of schools it plans to shutter by Dec. 1.
As consumer confidence declined, sales dropped, and firms unable to make payroll were forced to lay off employees, which further slowed consumer spending, and caused yet more firms to shutter operations.
It's expensive to shutter power plants and factories that have already been built.
