Sentence examples for assertion gender from inspiring English sources

Here is where Ms. Wolf makes her most provocative but also her most problematic assertion: Gender equality for professional women, she suggests, comes at a price.

Past work supports the assertions that gender, being a nurse, and years of education are associated with burnout [ 10], so it was unexpected that none of these variables were significantly associated with emotional exhaustion in our study.

Studies looking at short-term behavior change among men who participated in some well-known gender-transformative interventions (such as Institute Promundo's Project H) (48), Engender Health's Men as Partners Program (49), and Sonke's One Man Can (9) support the assertion that gender-transformative interventions can catalyze behavior change.

A key difference being that, while Sinead's iconic shaved head was an assertion against traditional gender stereotypes, Miley's 'most modern version' is the opposite, conforming to pop culture's prioritising of overtly sexualised behaviour.

Emboldened by a recent report from the Higher Education Policy Institute, which found that boys were 10 times as likely to play collaborative online games than girls, the author repeats its assertion that "the gender gap in video gaming translates into a performance advantage for girls".

These gendered prescriptions may differentially impede both men and women's confidence in asserting themselves in various sexual contexts to the extent that such assertions violate assigned gender roles.

Under the proposed legislation, the only way to contest the government's assertion of your legal gender identity will be through genetic testing.

And so her gender bias assertions seem to be right out of 1976.

"We want to be as plural as possible," he added of a decision to commission five female photographers to shoot portfolios with men as their subjects, an odd assertion that seemed to treat gender parity in hiring as a noteworthy event and not the norm, as might be expected.

Individual essays examine musical behavior as representation, assertion, and sometimes transgression of gender identities; compare men's and women's roles in specific musical practices and their historical evolution; and explore how music and gender relate to such issues as ethnicity, nationality, and religion.

Many of Alicia Keys' songs and poems explore matters of gender and include assertions about the dignity and independence of women in a hyper-sexed society that objectifies them.