Sentence examples for gender priorities from inspiring English sources

With the government's shared parental leave policy enacted a year ago, the report highlights the contrast between gender priorities.

The organization will also focus on mainstreaming gender in its programming, as relevant to the Sri Lankan context, and targeted gender priorities, such as gender based violence and menstrual hygiene management.

The ratified 2011 Transitional Constitution of the Republic of South Sudan includes specific gender priorities [ 16], and the country is working towards achieving Millennium Development Goal 3 by 2015: to promote gender equality and empower women [ 17].

However, due in large part to under-investment in the design process, relevance was compromised by the absence of a consistently clear line of sight to gender priorities on the ground and the lack of a systematic application of the human rights-based approach.

Among the data elements for each hospitalization were the principal diagnosis, secondary diagnoses, diagnosis-related group (DRG), admission and discharge dates, age, gender, priority level for VA care, ZIP code of the patient's residence, and the primary payer (for non-VA hospitalizations).

Each case was matched with one control on age (± 3 years, highest priority), gender (second highest priority), and presence of hypertension (third highest priority), by using a computerized selection algoritm (the Greedy macro by Lori S. Parsons, accessed January 1 , 2009at http://www2.sas.com//www2edings//www26//www226.pdf).

"He made fighting our pay inequities based on gender a priority issue," she said.

The distributions of the planning collective size, gender, treatment priority, and individual patient preferences were derived from the interviews.

Cross-sectoral Priorities Gender The promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls is central to the mandate of UNICEF and its focus on equity.

The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising (IPA), the professional body representing the advertising and marketing communications industry, has recently made diversity and gender equality key priorities.

Three dilemmas of everyday life in particular were found to underpin these attitudes: costs (in terms of monetary and time values), gender roles, and priorities.