Let's create a new rubric!
Anything to do with soil falls under our new rubric.
This study fits the new rubric, not the old.
They even gave me a fancy new rubric for my out-of-town reviews: "Critic on the Road".
He appreciated efforts to lure in pretheater crowds, but he never got used to the new rubric.
A number of foundations, including those operating under the new rubric of venture philanthropy, are already moving in the direction outlined here.
Then new rubrics popped up — "Me," "Not Me" — along with new words to sort: "self," "I," "myself," "my," "mine," "other," "theirs," "they," "them," "their".
— Nearly every state wound up delaying implementation of its mandated teacher evaluation systems because it had not had enough time to develop new rubrics, pilot new systems, and/or train evaluators and others.
The project focuses on how reports of exotic animals, as well as the specimens themselves, gave rise to a new way of studying animals in this period, eventually leading to a new set of assumptions and new rubrics that changed the way scholars studied natural history itself, particularly as it related to animals.
New rubrics noted that any kind of bread could be used and any bread or wine that remained could be used by the curate, thus disassociating the elements from any physical presence.
As he and Dr. Heywood envision the program, courses under the New Humanities rubric would be offered campuswide, in any number of departments, including history, literature, philosophy, sociology, law and business.
