Sentence examples for under the catch from inspiring English sources

While many of the platforms have been marketing under the catch phrase of "crowdfunding," they're simply taking advantage of the SEC's elimination on the ban of general solicitation, i.e. advertising, if the sale of securities is made ONLY to "accredited investors," or a small subset of individuals who meet specific net worth or salary requirements.

How long till we pigeonhole rape under the catch-all of collateral body count?

Instead, all four are grouped under the catch-all "nonhydro renewables".

It includes more than 210 photographs, artist's books and works that fall under the catch-all heading of mixed media.

Until a few years ago, there were so few sufferers that doctors usually included them under the catch-all label of "Ednos" – eating disorders not otherwise recognised.

One is the set of problems described under the catch-all term of "cohesion"—narrowing the social, economic and cultural gap between Muslims (especially in some poor urban areas of northern Britain) and the rest of society.

The importance of the nearly $1 trillion in unexplained and unspecified cuts that Ryan and the Republican party are proposing, under the catch-all rubric of "Function 920: Allowances," cannot be overestimated.

It seems like quite a while since any coach, player or administrator was punished by the Rugby Football League under the catch-all charge of bringing the game into disrepute.

There is certainly the beginning of a political reaction under the catch-all title of "inclusive capitalism", with politicians, economists and some business people daring to challenge the orthodoxies that have brought us to this pass.

Last year a team in Cambridge led by Vitor Pinheiro re-engineered the struts of the double helix ladder, changing the D in DNA to a host of other molecules, under the catch-all title of "XNA".

Like "New York Noise," the monthly show will focus on new groups from a variety of genres from pop-punk to rap, most of which have an online following but are not signed to major labels and thus fall under the catch-all phrase "indie music".