rubric

Could such fun and games actually fall under the rubric of science?

"This will turn people off with the rubric of terrorist."

Today, the Rubrics are now used for small offices by staff of the college.

But I think in a way that all of his products fit under a single rubric.

Anything to do with soil falls under our new rubric.

A column was the rubric under which the writer could put anything at all.

Art of a purpose, not for its own sake, was his rubric.

"He kind of broke through that rhetorical and political rubric."

Those policies all fall under the rubric of traditional liberalism.

A good portion of the work falls under this rubric.

Indications of the rubrics to be followed were also added.

"It's all under the whole rubric of financial reform," he said.

The rubric will give guidance on the form and content required.

Scores are out of 100 points and based upon a nationally developed rubric.

Both groups began to establish relations with one another under a common ethnic rubric.

"It does not stand outside a rubric of rights including privacy.

It was odd how many satisfying things could be done under that rubric.

They learn the rubrics of prayer life, community living, study habits, and personal growth.

At the hospital I had a nice little office, and each patient went through a rubric while their medical needs were being evaluated.

This even extends to the use of titles and rubrics.

If anyone can open a club under the rubric of being a nonprofit community facility, what's next?

Efforts to capture the will of the people and make them an integral force in government fall under the same rubric.

And after all, it's the music, not the rubric, that counts.

I asked her once what was the great attraction of that volume, and she said, "the Rubric."

In addition, if given to the student, they can provide additional guidance (here is an example rubric).