Sentence examples for equitable gender from inspiring English sources

Only two justices were sworn in at that time, as the other five appointments were being challenged by several women's groups on the basis that the new court would lack an equitable gender balance.

Moreover a process of policy learning is evident; where the initial policies were relatively ineffective, by failing to ensure a more equitable gender balance in elected office, this spurs subsequent revisions.

Moreover, Philippine society has more equitable gender relations.

A more equitable gender balance is believed to enhance the recruitment of the most talented, irrespective of gender (European Commission, 2008).

Renting a five-acre parcel and living in wood shacks, they enacted equitable gender roles and attempted sustainable agriculture.

This is true even though we know that companies and countries with more equitable gender balanced management are, time and time again, demonstrably more productive and economically secure.

The UNFCCC Peru COP is an important opportunity to continue to build enabling elements of an effective, efficient, and equitable gender-responsive climate change framework.

ICSF is an international non-governmental organization that works towards the establishment of equitable, gender-just, self-reliant and sustainable fisheries, particularly in the small-scale, artisanal sector.

The need to build more equitable and gender sensitive health systems in Africa and globally has long been recognised.

Our finding that the overall number of consultations is balanced between males and females is a positive one, potentially indicating that access to outpatient mental health services is equitable by gender.

An integral part of equitable development is gender equality, achieved through: (a) gender equity (i.e. pursuing fairness and justice); and (b) gender empowerment (i.e. increasing the opportunities of women and men to control their lives).