Sentence examples for representing record from inspiring English sources

For Ms. Spero, it is the latest step in a career that has taken her from radio to staging concerts at the Apollo Theater to representing record producers.

Frances Moore – chief executive of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, representing record labels – urged the European Parliament to make effective intellectual property rights enforcement a top priority in its external trade policy.

The decision ensures that British labels can "compete effectively in a global market," said Geoff Taylor, the chief executive of B.P.I., an industry group representing record labels in Britain including the four biggest — EMI, Universal Music, Sony Music and Warner.

"We applaud Ranking Member Watt for taking leadership to end the decades-long injustice that denies performers' compensation when their work is played on AM/FM radio," the musicFIRST Coalition, representing record labels, musicians' unions and other groups, said in a statement.

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry is sorta like a worldwide RIAA, representing record labels, artists, and musicians to make sure their agenda is always out there.

Sharkey revealed that a new body representing recording artists, the Featured Artists Coalitionn, would also be welcome to join the board.

Log-normal standard deviation representing record-to-record variability.

"This law risks removing all deterrence against piracy," said Olivia Regnier, who represents record labels as the European regional counsel for the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry.

"They have been drawing people to their site using content essentially as a loss leader," said Hilary Rosen, president of the Recording Industry Association of America, which represents record companies.

Sales of CDs, tapes and records have slid by 40% in Britain since 2001, according to the BPI, which represents record labels.

The letter was publicized by the MusicFirst Coalition, a music industry group that represents record companies, a major musicians' union and others.