Sentence examples for fall under this rubric from inspiring English sources

Hot sandwiches: Several categories on the menu fall under this rubric, ranging from the classic misto quente (grilled ham and cheese) to filet mignon and chicken filets (filet de frango) to a huge list of hamburger varieties with various toppings.

Some of his later works, such as Ylem (1972) and the first three parts of Herbstmusik (1974), also fall under this rubric (Maconie 2005, 254 and 366 68).

A good portion of the work falls under this rubric.

Cultural competence is a concept with a broad framework, so there were examples of interventions that fell under this rubric but differed in their elements and proposed mechanism.

Both fall under the rubric of insanity.

Many efforts to foster and develop new businesses fall under the rubric of "localist incubation".

These reforms often fall under the rubric of what is called New Public Management.

Why should these sensible sentiments fall under the rubric of "surrender"?

Although the chicken butter at Pearl & Ash is fabulous, it does fall under the rubric of very complicated.

And yet, this lacks explanatory power; every historical artifact (not to mention some that are new and "already dated") could fall under that rubric.

Under the current rules, in other words, diamonds that are associated with even the most parlous abuses do not fall under the rubric of conflict diamonds.