Sentence examples for broad gender from inspiring English sources

It boasts a relatively large middle class, liberal social norms, broad gender equality and welcoming Mediterranean beaches.

But, as Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer noted when the issue arose in 1998, neither of these observations justifies reliance on overly broad gender distinctions that assume all mothers behave in one way and all fathers in another.

The broad gender divide that was a feature of polls on a hypothetical Trump-Clinton race has diminished somewhat as that matchup has become all but certain: in the ABC/Post poll, Clinton's lead among women was down to fourteen points.

Indeed, while reliable, separate, and up-to-date data for the first-person-shooter games is not publicly available, the most recent report of the Entertainment Software Association suggests that there is no longer a broad gender disparity in gaming at large — the audience is forty-seven per cent female and fifty-three per cent male, and the average age of a player has crept up to thirty years old.

While Sonke includes HIV as one of its core thematic foci and political concerns, its programing is designed and delivered as a broad gender transformation intervention rather than a health intervention.

The authors reported a broad gender-based difference in gene expression that supported the notion that males are predisposed to PD.

The departures are symbolic of a broader gender problem in Germany's boardrooms.

This should be informed by a broader gender strategy which establishes long-term goals and guides the intervention.

In other words, women's economic empowerment can be a pivotal factor in transforming the opportunities generated by economic growth into broader gender equality.

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#Monazarat — Dalia Ezzat (@DaliaEzzat_) 10 May 12 Mr. Moussa asked, "How does this happen?" and pointed to a broader gender problem in Egyptian society, noting that women are underrepresented in the constitutional assembly.