Sentence examples for and gender balanced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barron said he chose Martin Luther King's Birthday to make his announcement because just as Dr. King had developed "a radical vision" that called for "a more equitable distribution of wealth in this country," he was now "calling for a new structure in city government that is racially and gender balanced".

Meeting attendance improved to better than 98%, continuity of training was observed, the notion of ruling versus opposition party politics were eliminated in the group activities and community dealings, and gender balanced was achieved (24 male and 24 female).

The studied population was a rather healthy and gender balanced population with a median age of 58.

The study group consisted of 40, age and gender balanced subjects (25 45 years; gender: 20 males and 20 females) attending the outpatient section, Department of Periodontics, Government Dental College and Research Institute, Bangalore.

"But the point of diversity and gender balance is that it gets the best outcome.

2.15pm: Reports to the conference on diversity engagement and gender balance.

"I actually think diversity and gender balance is about more than just getting women selected and then doing the mechanics, though that is important.

Amano described the complex issue of staffing at the IAEA - from technical expertise to geographical representation and gender balance - as a "jigsaw puzzle".

In fact, he doesn't believe race is a meaningful concept, either biologically or culturally, and he deals only in passing with the day-in, day-out politics of legislating for racial, ethnic and gender balance.

The renewed focus on corporate governance arising from the global financial crisis has resulted in a growing awareness across all sectors in the UK of the benefits that diversity and gender balance bring to the boardroom.

Several people familiar with Mr. Cuomo's thinking said he favored Ms. Rice for an array of reasons, including his belief that the party needed a suburban woman to lend the ticket geographic and gender balance.