Sentence examples for gender part from inspiring English sources

As the senior producer of political debate programme Sema Kenya says: "We always made gender part of the programme.

From what I can tell, not many people in the parenting realm have spent much time considering the gender part of the term's construction.

However, I'd much rather she focus -- I'd rather she be culturally encouraged to focus -- on the amazing part, not the gender part.

The very final point I must make is that, when you talk about education, health, job opportunities and all of that, the gender part of it must play a huge role.

Workforce characteristics: gender, part-time, education (3 categories), age (3 categories), occupation (4 categories) and tenure (years) ***p < 0.01, **p < 0.05, *p < 0.1.

Much more effort has actually been devoted to understand the productivity consequences of other workforce characteristics such as age, gender, part-time or temporary contracts (see e.g. Cardoso et al. 2011; Garnero et al. 2014; Giuliano et al. 2017; Devicienti et al. 2017; Göbel and Zwick 2012; Hellerstein et al. 1999a; Nielen and Schiersch 2014; van Ours and Stoeldraijer 2011).

In this study we used characteristics of individual doctors: age, gender, part-time working (< 1.0 fte) or full-time (1.0 fte), years in partnership (tenure).

Based on this analysis we believe that the quality of life values are positively related to the following explanatory variables: female gender, part-time job, studying more than one subject, and the expected time until graduation.

b) The absolute numbers in the different groups (disciplines and country comparisons) differed considerably, and the baseline characteristics of the respondents varied greatly with respect to the professional status of the trainers as well as gender, part-time work, national background, duration of resident status and intended specialty (Tables  1 and 2).

When Julia Gillard departed office she thought her gender was part of the story but not all of the story.

Gender is part of a larger structure of oppression and injustice".