Sentence examples for gender implications from inspiring English sources

Beyond the gender implications, the vesseling of Clinton has the effect of making the conspiracy she is supposedly part of sound all the more insidious and far-reaching.

Female academics, the manifesto says, must also start getting a lot more of the big money for research projects, with "gender implications and impact" being included by grant making bodies as criteria against which funding applications are assessed.

Music in Uganda is used in day-to-day life to promote the cultural identities of different communities and to pass on to children accepted cultural norms, values and behaviour, which have heavy gender implications that we, working in development, are left to address later.

Those on the right are naturally frothing at the explicit nature of the show while those on the left are tearing out their hair out over the racial and gender implications of her "twerking" in a flesh coloured bikini before an audience of millions.

In those parts of the public sector so far more sheltered from the cuts, nearly three in four of those subject to a pay freeze are women, according to the Women's Budget Group, an independent organization that has been analyzing the gender implications of British budgets since the 1990s.

Susanne Thölke, also a biologist, is looking at gender implications of the agricultural reforms.

In theory, these are traits that could make any employee look bad, but in practice, as social scientists have documented, discussions of these traits themselves have gendered implications.

(Interview 11; Female; 58 years) Access to financial resources however, has gendered implications.

The household food decision-making process was all about power relationships within families and in the communities, which has gendered implications.

The role of the woman as the homemaker has gendered implications, as the women disproportionately bore the burden of balancing the needs and expectations of all the household members within the available means.

Tuesday night's primary results may have significant gender politics implications for Iowa.