The question is whether that standard is too general or not.
The real problem, according to Ron Evans, lies in the term "exercise," which is too general to be useful.
The most obvious pitfalls occur when the type used to match up an implicit is too general.
Public Opinion is too public — that is, too general; of its very nature, it can have no sustained interest in California agriculture.
I often think that the term "young people" is too general and doesn't take into consideration the sheer diversity of your lives, opinions and aspirations.
If a drug is too general in depressing the immune system, however, the patient becomes susceptible to infections or an increased risk of cancer.
The idea here is start at where most people are, ie talking about 'banks' and then tell a story why such that category is too general.
The other thing that I would say with respect to intent is I know the court is concerned about whether the standard is too general or not.
The NSS is too general, says Michael Bulman, the recent history graduate from Northumbria University who has set up Rate Your Lecturer.
Mr. Smolan and Mr. Cohen appear unfazed, arguing that a trademark can be protected, but that a concept is too general to own.
Now there is too general an acceptance of "the Thatcherite conclusion that Britain's individualistic and increasingly inegalitarian society is the only one on offer".
