Sentence examples for duty gender from inspiring English sources

As Quinn grows up, he'll learn how best to answer this question, and understand that Mother's Day means double duty, gender roles can be abstract, and that "mom" has many definitions.

In order to elucidate the potential influence of factors such as work duty, gender and job type on the psychological health status among such participants, subgroup analysis was done later.

We each have our default chores, but Lily isn't witnessing a division of duty by gender: in you, she sees a parent who can find time after work to wash her favorite dress for the school concert and repair her bicycle.

There are gaps between the two approaches, but there are parallelisms as well: the interconnection between the individual sphere (right holder, freedom-agency) and the structural arena (duty-holders, gender regimes, and order) are the cornerstone in both approaches.

The Equality Act 2006 created a new "gender duty" for NHS organisations to promote equality between men and women.

That the themes found in Antigone – honour, love, pride, gender, duty and fate – have fascinated many writers over the years is obvious from the number of adaptations it's undergone, and yet it is a hard story to tell satisfactorily.

With that size of an audience, Kimsey says "Call of Duty's" newfound gender diversity cannot be underestimated.

Solicitors acting for feminist campaigner Caroline Criado-Perez have written to the Bank accusing it of failing in its duties to eliminate gender discrimination under the Equality Act.

My job, as a volunteer "games maker", was to help Wenlock perform its (Wenlock has no gender) duties, chaperoning to photo-opportunities and helping manage the crowds.

This gendered analysis is more necessary now than ever, as the new gender equality duty which applies across government departments is due to come into effect in early April.

Furthermore, it allows local authorities to consider their gender equality duty when making such decisions.