Sentence examples for access to record from inspiring English sources

MCPS told the Guardian: "MCPS endeavours to offer blanket licences to broadcasters to enable them to enjoy "all you can eat" access to record all repertoire into programmes.

The phrase world music was adopted by a group of British independent labels who believed they would get better access to record stores and more media recognition if they could agree to formalize one generic description.

If Universal were to pull its catalog from iTunes, Mr. Jobs would lose access to record labels that collectively account for one out of every three new releases sold in the United States, according to Nielsen SoundScan data.

They grant him access to record the most private parts of their lives for his online audio interviews.

The pre-streaming world was a dark place for people who didn't have access to record stores or the means to buy music, which is why Beats in Space was such a seminal site of discovery to so many.

The applications created tables after each student access to record which "stack" of cards the student requested and which "cards" the student marked as correct or which cards/questions the student missed.

Sony also gained access to records from Hotz's PayPal account.

Full access to records, 24 hours a day, Mr. Feiner said, makes bureaucracy more efficient.

Users can also gain access to recorded concerts, available for 48 hours after payment.

In essence, NHS Lothian can now monitor whether access to records is potentially being abused.

"We have not denied anyone access to records," Ms. Candori said.