Sentence examples for opening rubric from inspiring English sources

In the opening "Rubric" section, people rush about like commuters trying to get home, an anything-you-can-do nod to the postmoderns that corresponds perfectly to one strain of the music's oscillating repetitions.

“The Bill of Rights speaks in explicit terms to many aspects of criminal procedure, and the expansion of those constitutional guarantees under the open-ended rubric of the Due Process Clause invites undue interference with both considered legislative judgments and the careful balance that the Constitution strikes between liberty and order.” Medina v. California, 505 U. S. 437, 443 (1992).

This included both closed-ended and open-ended rubric analyses.

A new generation of urbanists latched on to this under the rubric of globalisation, which opened up opportunities in a new field of investigation.

Expansion of the open-response scoring rubric to include finer characterization of responses would reveal changes in students' thinking over that time frame.

Xbox Live, Microsoft's online gaming network that serves some six million Xbox users, is scheduled on May 8 to open its basic and premium features to online PC gamers under the rubric of Games for Windows — Live, Microsoft executives said.

Originally opened in Williamsburg as a restaurant/pool hall/bowling alley, its namesake likely had no idea that 126 years later his business would not only thrive, but become the rubric for steakhouses all over the nation.

The charter option should not be ruled out -- as long as schools developed under its rubric remain open to all citizens and are held accountable to rigorous performance standards and taxpayer scrutiny, and provided that privatization is not a cover for channeling money from public education to parochial schools.

The online games, presented under the rubric "Spread the cheer.

It is true that all of these great meals fall roughly under the rubric "Southern Cooking". An open mind toward the cuisines of various regions is the first hallmark of the educable palate.

A KI framework was used to develop a rubric for scoring open-ended responses to question 2 ("Name three skills that you think are important for doing science well, and explain why you picked them") and question 5 ("What are your strengths in doing science?").