Sentence examples for prominent labels from inspiring English sources

One question, Mr. Loy said, was whether placing prominent labels on such materials helped or harmed security.

The divestments include a number of EMI's most prominent labels in Europe, like Parlophone, as well as classical and jazz catalogs, several of the independent labels that EMI has bought over the years, and various national subsidiaries across the Continent.

Since taking over Sony, Mr. Morris has replaced top executives in Sony's international division and streamlined the label structure, a process that resulted in dozens of layoffs and shuttered several prominent labels, like Jive and Arista.

Nora York, who likes to experiment with jazz and pop music by, say, combining the standard "You Go to My Head" with Jimi Hendrix's "Manic Depression," records for prominent labels in Japan but must record for small independents here.

On Friday, the commission signed off on the Universal Music Group's $1.9 billion bid for EMI's record labels, but only after months of talks and an extensive divestment package that requires selling off the rights to some of EMI's most prominent labels and artists.

While Sian had been releasing on other prominent labels he admired, he felt the sounds he had going on were not being fully represented.

"The onus is on the big breweries to do more to provide clear and prominent labelling.

Manufacturers must also provide clearer, larger and more prominent labelling which spells out the sugar content.

Combined with more prominent labeling, the result could be a greater sense of public caution about unhealthy foods.

ConAgra, another big foodmaker, announced earlier this month that it had removed HFCS from its Hunt's ketchup brand, and slapped a prominent label to that effect on the bottles.

For example, the F.D.A. could require a prominent label or logo on drug preparations whose safety and efficacy have not yet been determined in children, or the agency could publish a list of such drugs.