Examples of using Rubric in English and their translations into Hebrew
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no formalized rubric through which adherents are encouraged to think about issues other than those related to ritual practice.
You would think they would want to help us catch Croft's killer instead of burying everything under the rubric of national security.
This column has warned for more than two years of the campaign to mainstream radical jihadi groups under the rubric of the“moderate” Syria opposition.
Claims to sovereignty made under the rubric of self-determination are based on the fact that a group constitutes a majority of the population in a given territory.
the Forum in Japan, and for several years, under the rubric of“mastery,” he conducted seminars for professionals coping with Japan's financial crisis of the early 1990s.
if I decline to participate in an activity under the rubric of"Linux", they may find that inexcusable,
Dissenters can be reviled; thus, if I decline to participate in an activity under the rubric of"Linux'', they may find that inexcusable,
For students with a learning disability, this is great to use when reading assignment instructions, the rubric, and the text on the storyboard as they're working.
Court with a Jewish judge to declare a defendant out of order for noting the Jewish coverup of all aspects of the 9/11 caper is indicative of the power of Jews to conceal any crime they want under the rubric of U.S.
unique historic and legal background that differentiates it from the simplistic, generally accepted rubric based on the concept of the“ousted sovereign.”.
But Harper is adamant in pointing out this perverse behavior- making explicit reference to Sharansky's 3-D rubric against double standards, demonization
In 2016, a projected year-long project at the New Foundation Seattle and in the Seattle, under the rubric"Housing Is a Human Right," was to reprise all three exhibitions of the Dia exhibition of 1989,"If You Lived Here…"-
the Roman triumph and the fall in the homeland- in the new issue of Karl Brullov's rubric“Optional in History”.
Main line programs and rubrics of TV channel"Ruble".
It isn't in the rubrics.
then change the rubrics.
You can imagine that, like the rubrics of a magazine.
RUBRIC"ROOM" is dedicated to the place in which a person spends most of the time.
RUBRIC"ROOM" is dedicated to the place in which a person spends most of his time.
I'm not excellent with''rubrics'' and also the truth is that the entire PHRASE rubric is daunting to me.