The Bank of England wants the banks to raise capital, which generally refers to a mix of stocks and bonds; it is not pushing them "to increase cash reserves".
Mr. Ek said that Spotify had so far paid $500 million to "rights holders," which generally refers to record companies and music publishers, who in turn pay artists.
Each year at the Sundance Film Festival, you sigh and prepare yourself for the snap assessment: it's "the year of the...," which generally refers to the impact that a few of the pictures make.
Many female brewers have found themselves at the heart of the recent boom in craft beer, which generally refers to small-batch beer brewed at smaller, independent breweries.
The internal part (S_{text{e}}) is entropy produced within the system, which generally refers to the part that is produced in the irreversible processes according to the second thermodynamics law.
Active coping is opposite to pain catastrophizing, which generally refers to exaggerated negative cognitive and affective reactions to an expected or actual pain experience [39] and it is characterized by magnification of the potential negative aspects of pain, inability to disengage from thoughts about pain, and a feeling of helplessness in coping with pain [40].
The Laogai Research Foundation classifies re-education through labor as a sub-component under the umbrella of the laogai ("reform through labor") criminal justice system, which generally refers to prisons, prison farms, and labor camps for convicted criminals.
The Yangtze River Delta (YRD), which generally refers to southern Jiangsu Province, eastern and northern Zhejiang Province, and the municipality of Shanghai, is the fastest growing economic development region in China and one of the most densely populated regions in the world.
The word 'trust' was used by a number of respondents, which generally referred to the lack of trust and a scepticism about the role of MLs in some stakeholder groups.
Phrases like inshaAllah (God-willing), alhamdulillah (All praise is due to God), or words like shahid, which can mean martyr or witness, and jihad, which can generally refer to any type of struggle, have been covered with the pall of ignorance.
