Abuse by the government through a catch-all phrase of "Public Interest"

I do so love the "and big business" almost as a catch-all afterthought phrase.

Homelessness becomes this catch-all phrase, and behind it is the whole range of social problems, plus the housing shortage.

What, in other words, made the category of "foreign film" something more than a convenient, catch-all phrase?

In the corporate world, she concludes, "not available" has become a lazy catch-all phrase.

It has since sometimes been applied as a catch-all phrase for a number of groups of mixed-race ancestry.

The word gets thrown around a lot and tends to be used as a catch-all phrase to describe a wide range of loosely connected issues.

Managed competition is a catch-all phrase to describe only tinkering with the private insurance market.

"It's become a catch-all phrase, and it means a lot of different things," she said.

'Peeking' is a beautiful, effective catch-all phrase that you could say to a bishop.