Sentence examples similar to label concern from inspiring English sources
Such is the cry-laughing mood of this most Scottish of pre-Christmas homecoming shows, the first of three sold-out nights on the spin at the Barrowland by a band who have steadily risen from a ramshackle duo playing Glasgow pubs to a sturdy five-piece, Top 10-bothering major-label concern.
The release of the band's albums was sometimes delayed by record labels' concern about graphic lyrics and cover art.
Dominating the discussions is the labels concern that personal cloud services will exacerbate piracy and erode their business even further.
Those concerns held up Spotify's negotiations with the labels, and in April the company made concessions to the labels' concerns by placing restrictions on the amount of time its free European users could spend on the service.
Most recently, Target announced it would be pulling all of the company's products off its shelves due to safety and labeling concerns.
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As far as her label was concerned, any controversy stirred up by her songs would only help.
Several executives at major labels expressed concern about such a service from Amazon and questioned whether it would violate the terms of their current licensing agreements with the company.
In their MySpace "friends comments," Ms. Allen's female supporters have praised her rebelliousness (she says she shared her demos on the site despite her label's concerns); her accessibility (she maintains her own page and often e-mails fans); and her regular-girl problems (she is not as skinny as Kate Moss).
November MINNESOTA ORCHESTRA Well, the orchestra's mid-September recording sessions of Sibelius symphonies leading up to its Carnegie concerts have already been postponed by the Swedish label Bis, concerned that the ensemble, locked out since October, will not be in good enough shape to record.
It's out of line to label such concerns for the justice and holiness of God as mere sentimentality.
