Sentence examples for female designations from inspiring English sources

I also wonder will these new DC's have male or female designations?

Later, Shupe realized the female designation also didn't feel right.

The board did approve a more minor change: Under a law passed in 1971, people who can prove that they had sex-change surgery could delete the male or female designation from their birth certificates.

Although the traits of the sun are thought to be male, it retains its female designation in the languages of Northern Europe, Arabia and Japan.

For 24 helmet users and two non-helmet wearing cyclists on personal bikes, male or female designation could not be assigned; however, this represented a very small number of cyclists observed (0.4%) and thus these observations were not included in the analysis by sex.

Women have made such progress in the white male world that the designation "female designers" now has little meaning.

Q. Have the minority- and female-owned company designations helped the business?

Overall, 309 nurses participated in the survey, including female nurses from all designations such as supervisors, instructors, ward-heads, staff nurses and student nurses.

Yet he never accepted his designation as female.

German passports, which currently list the holder's sex as M for male or F for female, will have a third designation, X, for intersex holders, according to the interior ministry.

Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) DNA was extracted from blood samples generously provided by the Rosamond Gifford Zoo, Syracuse, NY, USA (Asian Elephant North American Regional Studbook No. 27, our designation 'EMA 6', a wild-caught male of unspecified origin), and the Oregon Zoo, Portland, OR, USA (Studbook No. 519, our designation 'EMA 25', a female from Borneo).