Sentence examples for gender back to from inspiring English sources

It was not possible to match individuals along with their age and gender back to the district level therefore not used in the spatial analytical component of this study.

The controversial debate around the term gender dates back to 2009 when the Ministry of Culture and Youth presented a law project on gender equality to the parliament.

The book traces Grace's gender issues back to age five when she identified with Madonna's Material Girl video when she saw it on TV.

Before the sexual revolution of the 1960s, there was no common non-derogatory vocabulary for non-heterosexuality; the closest such term, third gender, traces back to the 1860s but never gained wide acceptance in the United States.

Du Maurier always comes back to gender battles and gender roles, and she very famously said that she conceived of herself as half male and half female.

They were trying to bring gender back into the center of the research of interactions in daily lives (West and Zimmerman 1987).

I see their art significantly transcending such confines--as more broadly bending the modern and Western notions of gender and transgender back to times and cultures that existed before the Judeo-Christian-Muslim models, which simplistically reduce the diversity of gender to two starkly "opposite" male and female principles and set them in stone.

The voucher will be given to the males during the quest and after completing the quest, they can use it to change their gender back for free.

In 1996, twenty-three women filed a class-action suit against the brokerage firm Smith Barney, charging it with rampant gender discrimination going back to the nineteen-eighties.

Only after leaving Goodyear Tire & Rubber in 1998 and collecting a pension did Ledbetter claim that her supervisor was guilty of gender discrimination, going back to the early 1980s.

Only after leaving Goodyear Tire & Rubber in 1998 and collecting a pension and having received some poor job evaluations while employed there did Ledbetter claim that her supervisor was guilty of gender discrimination, going back to the early 1980s.