Within weeks, the industry essentially cut off conversation with the agency about possible rule changes.
Stranded in The Potteries, Ms. Heymann was shunned by the local ceramics industry and cut off from potential allies in the London art and design scene.
He warned that a failure to support music at the grassroots would have an impact on talent feeding the UK's £3.8bn music industry and would cut off the supply of young musicians to the festival circuit in five years.
A small town at the heart of New Zealand's tourism industry has been cut off as landslides, destroyed roads and bridges block entry in and out of the coastal resort.
Deposits have shrunk and the industry has been cut off from the global financial system by sanctions against the Assad regime.
Instances of fraud and abuse of taxpayer money should be sought out and prosecuted; however, we want to recognize that although there are some (perhaps many) bad actors in the for-profit industry that should be cut off from the Title IV gravy train, we believe the for-profit sector is being used as a red herring for symptoms that ail most of the higher education system.
"The industry has been effectively cut off from the banking sector.
Throughout the ordeal, Monnett and his representative at PEER have maintained that BOEM was caving to the oil and gas industry, which wanted to cut off Monnett's work on polar bears and other species.
Many immigrants were marooned at the bottom end of the labour market, some in doomed industries such as textiles, cut off from their families and latterly relegated in government priorities, as they saw it, to a place below new European migrants.Much of this is the routine lot of immigrants everywhere, but with a cutting post-imperial edge.
He added: "This is why regulators, government and industry must work harder to cut off unwanted calls and texts that annoy millions of us every day.
