Hunkering down at home rather than going to work, canceling thousands of flights and repairing burst pipes from the midwest to the south-east has its price.
Romney aides immediately went to work canceling what they expected would be a $2.9 million advertising campaign in Pennsylvania, a huge savings equivalent to roughly 40 percent of the cash Mr. Romney had on hand at the end of February.
I have already had work cancelled.
The Nazi regime, however, incensed at his antimilitary works, cancelled these affiliations and barred him from exhibiting.
She said she had already had some future work cancelled as a result and was being portrayed as someone who was "unhinged".
However, a few days later, he was forced to admit that work cancelled on the Forth Road Bridge five years ago would have fixed the faulty section that caused its closure, and seemingly pointing the finger at FETA.
Wednesday's announcement of further boycotts had brought the total number of artists forgoing the Biennale to nine, after five artists, including de Vietri, last week announced they had "revoked our works, cancelled our public events and relinquished our artists' fees" for the event, scheduled to begin on 21 March.
When 20 schools in Coventry had their rebuilding or refurbishment work cancelled by the government in July, it wasn't just the pupils who were upset.
For example, the introduction of "hot weeks" in gynaecology emergency (one week blocks where consultant gynaecologists are on call for emergency gynaecology from 8 am to 5 pm from Monday to Friday, with all their elective work cancelled) in parallel with the reconfiguration, improved the availability senior medical staff.
The Association of Convenience Stores, which represents thousands of small independent grocery outlets, said its members were likely to have to reduce the number of hours that their staff work, cancel investment plans or work more hours in their business themselves.
