The industry's heart is in the right place.
Benyon should prove that he has the best interests of the UK's fishing industry at heart by supporting the restoration of Europe's fish stocks.
"We left the meetings," they wrote, "convinced that our nation's automobile industry — the heart of our manufacturing sector — and the jobs of tens of thousands of American workers are at risk.
Even the recent round of mergers and acquisitions instigated by large firms such as Pfizer and Merck, followed by the requisite cost-cutting and sackings, has failed to fix what ails the industry.The heart of the problem is the looming patent "cliff" (see chart).
By this stage in the last election cycle, the entertainment industry's hearts, minds and wallets were already won.
He was pro bono counsel to the music industry's Hearts & Voices, which benefits AIDS victims, and was a volunteer counsel for Lawyers without Borders.
This is not as straightforward as it may seem, largely because of the lifelike appearance of the brain dead, whose skin is still warm to the touch and who are known within the industry as "heart-beating cadavers".
The campaign is promoted by two interrelated groups, Choose Common Sense, which claims to have the interests of the hard-working people of the coal and gas industries at heart, and the Secure Energy for America Political Action Committee.
Andrew Cuomo, New York's Democratic governor, vetoed a bill that would have permitted only the most innocuous forms of fireworks, such as sparklers.Lobby groups for these industries take heart from the fact that the movement is, at least, all in one direction.
Drugs have been developed by the pharmaceutical industry to treat heart failure, angina pectoris, coronary heart disease, hypertension (high blood pressure), arrhythmia, and infections such as endocarditis.
