Catchall

On January 22nd, an executive order was issued which would for the first time establish a so-called catchall export control regime that would deal with any civil or military high tech products that could be diverted for end use. ❋ ITY National Archives (1998)

It would have been even more except that I got my ISP to turn off the "catchall" email forwarding in the middle of it. ❋ Unknown (2006)

This is a shallow 'catchall' phrase, not unlike that used by John MacCain on the campaign trail who portrays the insurgency (or multiple insurgencies) in Iraq as that of Al Qaeda. ❋ Unknown (2008)

"The [federal] omnibus clause is a 'catchall' provision, which is broadly construed to include a wide variety of corrupt methods." ❋ Unknown (2008)

Liberty argued that, as part of the agreement, it maintained a "catchall" right to veto certain major transactions. ❋ Unknown (2008)

If you own your own domain name and set yourself up an additional "catchall" account don't use your main account, please! ❋ Unknown (2006)

During the 1933 impeachment trial of Judge Harold Louderback, counsel for the Judge filed a motion to make the original Article V, the omnibus or "catchall" article, more definite. ❋ ITY National Archives (1999)

Dr. Rosen suggested a polygraphic sleep study, a kind of catchall used to broadly monitor a child, until specific problems are pinpointed. ❋ Olsen, Gregg (1995)

She impulsively threw in the last, so to speak a catchall, because the penultimate charge was more than a bit doubtful, Chuck’s not having performed unnaturally in bed, and in fact the previous one had slim support, for she had never seen his gun if indeed he had one. ❋ Thomas Berger (2008)

Often described as a "catchall" clause for the agency, the provision states only that employers must provide a workplace "free from recognized hazards" that are likely to cause serious injury or death. ❋ Unknown (2010)

For people at risk of heart disease, cholesterol-lowering statins were once thought to be a miracle drug - a "catchall" medicine that could prevent strokes, heart attacks and even ❋ Unknown (2010)

Francis - Nobody claimed to be using Craiglist as the 'catchall' for all prostitution, nor did they say they were giving up standard or existing methods. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Critical Infrastructure Information Act; 2.) was exempt from disclosure under the California Public Records Act's general "catchall" provision; and 3.) was protected by copyright, so the county could license the basemap and impose restrictions on end users. ordered [PDF] Santa Clara County to provide CFAC the basemap at the county's expense, and the county appealed. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The term was rather a catchall for a variety of pidgins spoken in the Levant. ❋ Leslie Dunton-Downer (2010)

It has been used so frequently, and for so many purposes, as this throwaway catchall demonization, that it has become the equivalent of a FOX News gambit. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Then geek became a catchall word for socially maladjusted individuals who loved Commodore 64 computers more than fresh air. ❋ Miguel Bustillo (2011)

He had the catchall title of project director, which meant he was responsible for planning and executing all the visual media presentations—from short films, slide shows, diagrams, and exhibits to articles and brochures—required by the different departments, as well as for big meetings and international conferences. ❋ Jennet Conant (2011)