Sentence examples for general rubrics from inspiring English sources

Most of the joke answers (the Mister Softee jingle, "my mother-in-law") were discarded, and others were grouped together under general rubrics.

Explicating the observed foresightful practices and their underlying activities under the general rubrics of organizing architecture and social co-ordination, we identified over-compartmentalization, over-determinism and (in congruence-of-values as quin congruence-of-values organin congruence-of-valuesonstitutively enasle (or impede) organizational foresightfulness.

All this falls under the general rubric of Caveat Emptor, or Think About Reading a Movie Review Or Two Before Taking in Your Next Film.

The company said it had some 2,200 legacy computer systems, which go under the general rubric of enterprise resource planning, or E.R.P.

Why not treat all of Egyptian and Biblical history as collapsible, and shuffle their incidents and artifacts as much as we like, under the general rubric of ancientness?

And then sets about to prove it by identifying what he calls "the common therapeutic maneuvers that are operative under the general rubric of psychotherapy".

They claim that their goal is to "end the cycle of future bailouts," under the general rubric of "ending corporate welfare".

That argument is reinforced by Mr. Krishna's work, which suggests the multiplicity of conditions included under the general rubric of poverty.

That said, experts say they simply do not know what a "100-year storm," the general rubric for the most intense storm, is and whether it might be coming.

Travelling often to Western Europe, Lissitzky helped to popularize the new Russian aesthetics under the general rubric Constructivism, producing a lasting confusion about an avant-garde whose dynamism was inseparable from its profound philosophical disagreements.

A new book by Yossi Alpher, who has been both a Mossad operative and co-editor of the Israeli-Palestinian newsletter Bitterlemons, examines the history of the "Periphery doctrine", a general rubric covering Israel's search for allies in the Middle East.