Sentence examples for rubrics of the from inspiring English sources
Not only is the game eleven-a-side, the ball round, the pitch a grassy oblong, the goalposts rectangular and backed by a net, the object to score goals (literally, to lodge the ball in the opposing net) — these are the mere rubrics of the game, tantamount to saving that the game of baseball is nine-a-side and requires a bat and a ball.
In Materials Technology course, the rubrics of the chosen key performance indicators for the laboratory work component of this course are prepared to assess the student psychomotor achievement in the subject.
I marked the whole class's writing with the teacher according to the marking rubrics of the school, which consisted of content, organization, grammar, and vocabulary (each counts 25% of the total mark).
As it turned out, they all seemed to fall under the original rubrics of The Seven Deadly Sins.
He harmonized the liturgical life of the Church by revising the prayers and rubrics of the Divine Liturgy, or celebration of the Holy Eucharist.
The most widely used assessment tools, the VALUE rubrics of the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), have advanced the adoption of what AAC&U calls "high impact practices" such as service learning and deliberation.
The Portrait Gallery is one of four museums under the rubric of the National Galleries of Scotland.
The rubric of the valley's first newspaper was "Water Is King — Here Is Its Kingdom".
The houses, though modern, still fell within the rubric of the traditional fully independent town house.
The aid was extended to the Egyptians under the rubric of the 1979 peace treaty.
That first time around, getting my character thrashed simply bowed to the rubric of the summer job.
