The airline has low-fat and low-calorie options on its business-class menus as well, under the rubric of a "well-being" program; however, the menus do not provide an exact nutritional breakdown of the meals' contents.
Justice is extra-legal, thus denying social equality under the rubric of a horizontal system.
For young women, though, what bothered them most was something different, and far less likely to be covered under the common rubric of the bullying prevention program: unwelcome sexual comments, jokes or gestures.
Stories about underworld opulence are given prominence, under the rubric of being a national concern, because they sell papers.
Under the rubric of choice, the plan treats employer-based health insurance as income and taxes a worker's benefits.
Communication skills fall under the rubric of being an effective team player.
This fall LINCOLN CENTER THEATER is presenting a program of smaller-scaled works under the rubric "LCT3".
It also has a recreational appeal; programming has become one of those manly arts that fit the rubric of Being Handy, like fixing a bicycle or building a deck.
Students receive a rubric of evaluations, not grades.
Even within a rubric of clinical diagnosis, there may be heterogeneity in the dementia assessment employed.
Previously China operated under the rubric of ensuring stable borders, having a foot in Asia, and facing the world.
