Sentence examples for recording ban from inspiring English sources

Parker made his first major recordings in 1944, his first revolutionary ones in 1945 but they'd have come sooner were it not for the musicians' strike and recording ban that afflicted the industry from 1942 to 1944.

A parody named "Serutan Yob" was recorded by The Unnatural Seven, an offshoot of Red Ingle and his Natural Seven that did not include Ingle due to the 1948 AFM recording ban.

Unfortunately, most of what was germinating at that time never got recorded because of a recording ban imposed by the American Federation of Musicians during much of 1942 43.

Journalist Dave Dexter, who worked for Capitol Records in the early 1940s, believed that Walker recorded it for Capitol before the Eckstine/Hines song (March 1942), but that it was not released because of the unavailability of shellac and the recording ban.

Although he has occasionally denounced the atrocities, and in mid-September even accused Bashar al-Assad of crimes against humanity (albeit only because he thought he wasn't being recorded), Ban and the United Nations have been totally ineffectual in stopping the carnage, as he himself recently acknowledged.

"This," said Bernie Sanders, a Vermont independent who sponsored the library-records ban, "is a sad day for democracy".

Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez has  suggested the English media were to blame for the "excessive" sanction and announced he was standing down from his role on Fifa's Technical Study Group because he thought the World Cup record ban was too harsh.

Fifa's independent disciplinary committee imposed a World Cup record ban on the 27-year-old of nine international matches as well as the four-month-long total ban that will devastate Liverpool's plans for the new season.

Liverpool will await the full details of Luis Suarez's record ban before making a comment, after the Uruguayan striker was handed a four month complete ban from all forms of football as well as a nine-match international suspension for biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini.

Appearing at a U.N. meeting he apparently thought was off the record, Ban said, "I believe that the report will be an overwhelming, overwhelming report that chemical weapons [were] used, even though I cannot publicly say so at this time, before I receive the report.

Crown courts are open to the press and public but filming and recording is banned under section 41 of the Criminal Justice Act 1925 and the Contempt of Court Act.