Sentence examples for has been subsumed under from inspiring English sources

In many jurisdictions, the crime of rape has been subsumed under that of sexual assault, which also encompasses acts that fall short of intercourse.

Vladek, ill and near the end of his own life, is talking to Art, and he says: "So... let's stop, please, your tape recorder... I'm tired from talking, Richieu, and it's enough stories for now...".. Art stands by the bedside, silent, because art has been subsumed under a larger heading, namely life.

Mainstream history has gone in the opposite direction, moving away from the cool objectivity of the first scholarly studies of Nazism in the 1960s and 70s by historians such as Martin Broszat towards the morally driven works of writers such as Saul Friedländer, as the Nazi extermination of the Jews has been subsumed under the label of the "Holocaust".

One of the problems with a company that has had a relatively long life on the internet is that everything has been subsumed under the AOL brand and a lot of things really don't belong any more".

There were no results uniquely associated with two of those domains (human resource management, and financial transactions and incentives) and the very limited material relating to registries and vital events tracking has been subsumed under data collection and reporting.

This is the "subsumption thesis," the idea that the most significant aspects of technology have been subsumed under the discipline of science.

Mr. Felcone has researched the current state of the streetscapes and seashores depicted; many have been subsumed under parking lots and warehouses.

They have been subsumed under the names Paleo-Siberian, Paleo-Asiatic, or, more rarely, Hyperborean ever since the Baltic German zoologist and explorer Leopold von Schrenck surmised, in the middle of the 19th century, that they constituted the remnants of a formerly more widely dispersed language family that had been encroached upon by invading groups of Uralic and Altaic speakers.

In NT and WA as well as other jurisdictions, what used to be separate juvenile corrections departments with staff specialised in the area have been subsumed under the adult corrections departments and staffed with people with little or no juvenile experience.

According to the underlying cellular pathophysiology, these diverse disorders have been subsumed under the term "ciliopathies".

For a critical discussion of the different activities that have been subsumed under "real definition," see Robinson 1950.