Sentence examples for gender indicator from inspiring English sources

Countries including Australia, New Zealand and Nepal already allow the use of the X gender indicator.

Last week the province of Ontario announced it would allow the use of a third gender indicator, X, for driver's licences and health cards, starting in early 2017.

Last week, the Canadian province of Ontario said it would allow the use of a third gender indicator, X, for driver's licenses, which are commonly used in North America to provide identification.

According to the Workplace Gender Equality Act (2012), all non-public sector companies with 100 or more employees are required to report annually to the agency on gender indicators, including the gender composition and remuneration of their workforce.

These are just some of the figures released last week in the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) Gender Indicators report, which paint a dire picture of the enduring economic disadvantage for Australian women.

In all specifications, we control for the previous year z-score in reading, own gender, indicators for parent education level, indicators for free or reduced price lunch for the student, year fixed effects, grade fixed effects, share of peers in the grade eligible for free or reduced price lunch, and number of students in the grade.

Among developing countries with a high prevalence of child marriage, Bangladesh's relatively superior rank in several other gender indicators lends it a unique advantage in the battle against the practice.

Gender indicators: what, why and how?; Available from: http://www.oecd.org/social/genderequalityanddevelopment/43041409.pdf [cited 7 August 2012].

The country still, however, ranks low in gender indicators and its gender equality measurements are deteriorating [ 9].

Additional auxiliary variables were included in the imputation routine such as gender, indicators of family adversity and prior measures of sedentary behaviour, criminal activity and substance use.

For gender, an indicator was used for female versus male (referent).