Sentence examples for gender directive from inspiring English sources

The court instead looked at a 2004 Gender Directive, which means that Britain's opt-out from the Charter remains untested.But that cannot excuse the judges' activism.

Meanwhile the cost of critical illness cover will soon be affected by other new rules in early 2013, as well as the EU gender directive.

Insurance The EU gender directive comes into force on 21 December 2012 and from then on it will be illegal for an insurer to use gender as one of the risk factors when determining an insurance premium.

However, the substantive point of law on which the ruling is based is the 2004 Gender Directive, not the charter, and as a result I am told British government lawyers believe the charter opt-out remains untested.

On 1 March EU judges in Luxembourg could rule to scrap the insurance industry's opt-out from the EU's 2004 gender directive, which will mean insurers can no longer offer different products and prices to men and women based on their sex.

"Gender balance directive postponed," Ms Reding said on Twitter.

VICE confirmed that the Ministry contracted a group of experts two years ago with the purpose of preparing a policy with a focus on gender and with directives for containing violence against women, but it wasn't made public for apparently political reasons.

Soon after the conference in Athens on November 14 , 2012 the European Commission approved a Directive on Gender Quotas on the Boards of Directors for companies listed on the stock-exchange.

The increasing visibility and borderline acceptance of our community has been met with social and legislative backlash, most recently in the form of threats by the new administration to roll back the Obama administration's LGBTQ protections and directives that simplified gender marker changes on passports and ensured trans students' rights to use the correct bathroom safely.

The documents listed in the text of the law are "a birth certificate, a driver's license, a social security record, a court order approving a name or gender change, a passport, an advanced healthcare directive, or proof of clinical treatment for gender transition".

As reported in The New York Times, "He is also adding gender identity as a protected category to a 1969 directive by President Richard M. Nixon that applies to federal employees, which was later amended by President Bill Clinton to include sexual orientation".