Fairtrade International said the report's conclusions were unfair and generalised.
Environmental change, food insecurity, and generalised violence, for example, represent emerging sources of human displacement.
It had become, she said, a "normalised and generalised" part of the academic culture.
There is a world of difference between not disclosing fine detail and relying on broad and generalised assertions.
Lispector's biographer Benjamin Moser compares her to Kafka, in that her investigations often locate, in a spiritual sense, "locked doors, blocked passageways and generalised punishment".
But I believe the driving force in their writing – or in the best examples of their work – is not cerebral and generalised but springs from personal, felt experience.
Four years' touring, releasing, deal-inking and generalised fan farming by the band has established a vast, primitive ocean of stuff around One Direction.
After decades of product placement and generalised "ballin'", black anger has been increasingly enunciated in mainstream American urban music, spurred by Ferguson.
A No vote could well bring a return to the former currency, the drachma, and generalised national impoverishment.
Young adults present with progressive weakness and generalised muscle atrophy.
Our result demonstrates that social interactions and generalised trust were significantly correlated with alcohol use measures.
