Our aim is to relink the Romanian cultural market, cut off from the West, with the western cultural market, and in New York, you saw the result.
At the far end of the market, cut off from the other traders, I went to speak to Anthony Sacco, who was busy selling tools out of a black four-by-four.
Her paean to the forces of opportunity and open markets was cut off by her colleague, Yefim Shpatserman.
Franco-Italian trade was more than halved, and entire sectors of Italian agriculture, including wine, silk, cattle, and olive oil, collapsed overnight as their markets were cut off.
In Getty's case, the nearly frozen credit markets have cut off private equity from its source of strength: cheap, high-yield debt used to finance deals.
Are children whose parents shop primarily at big-box stores and mass-market retailers cut off from the toys most clearly designed to promote creativity and learning?
But, in 2002, the left-leaning Khatami administration, uncomfortable with the institute's free-market orientation, cut off its funding, halted its research programs, and forbade it to admit students.
Unless the commission makes countries toughen up their plans, worries Abyd Karmali of ICF Consulting, there may be such a lax regime of emissions allocations that "the greenhouse-gas trading market is cut off at its knees".That would be a great pity.
When this market was cut off due to war in 1793, Boydell's business declined substantially.
The NATO-led bombing campaign has so far failed to dislodge Gaddafi and is causing concerns about civilian casualties, its financial cost and even its impact on world oil supplies as Libyan exports to the world market are cut off.
