Sentence examples for special rubrics from inspiring English sources
Some individuals may well find that special times and places, special rubrics and ceremonies, and a properly enclosed and framed setting for the appearance of the holy are necessary for their worship.
They followed the same rubric as artillery missions or special forces raids in laying out goals, resources, intel and desired outcomes.
Those programs include "The Assassination of President Kennedy," which CNN presented on Thursday as part of a new series, "The Sixties," and "JFK," a two-part special that PBS broadcast on Nov. 11 and 12 under the rubric of its "American Experience" series.
It may be useful to appoint an independent mediator or administrative body to advice on special salary packages and conditions of service for essential workers rather than grouping every worker together under the rubric of public service employees.
Also odd: the rubrics under which these dishes fall.
Even frequently used rubrics can mask complex realities.
But it helped us learn more about writing rubrics".
He is asking a special version of the beneficiary question, and his answer to that question dictates his answers to the other three questions flying under the rubric of the "units of selection".
