Sentence examples for offices cut off from inspiring English sources

And in ways that are striking even in the rough-and-tumble of New Jersey politics, his colleagues are pressuring others to shun him, too, sending word to lobbyists and industry executives that if they donate to the Andrews campaign, they could find their access to other members' offices cut off.

While Mr. Chiang is authorized to pay doctors and nurses from the state's general fund until a budget is passed, his office cut off $227 million beginning this week to hospitals and nursing homes in Medi-Cal payments.

In Egypt, where major corporations like Royal Dutch Shell have closed offices and cut off nearly all business travel, companies with travelers still in the country have mostly pulled back to secured areas, where conditions are being monitored hour by hour.

In 1991, the patent office was cut off from general tax revenues and required to subsist entirely on fees for its operating budget.

Judge Fuller has suspended the trial because the state public defender's office has cut off financing to Mr. Nichols's lawyers.

How many times have we seen politicians in office become cut off from the outside world and become unaware that the world has moved on?

As Clive Thompson noted in this paper on September 18, even employees of the mayor's office were cut off and managed to maintain communication with the outside world only by breaking into an Office Depot and stealing "phones, routers and the store's own computer server".

Even in these offices you feel oddly cut off from what is the most delightful spot on the campus.

When the Baathists caught army deserters, they would haul them over to the doctor's office, where he would cut off their ears.

After he told his financial aid office that his mother cut off support when she learned that he was gay, the administrators recommended that he switch to a less expensive college.

Edward Heath's Conservative government, which was in place at the time of the coup, had been hostile to the Allende government, but when Labour took office in 1974, it cut off arms sales to the Pinochet regime and in 1977 withdrew its ambassador from Santiago.