"gender situation" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the circumstances, or a social environment, in which certain genders are included or excluded. For example, "The gender situation in this village is still quite unequal, as women are not allowed to participate in many decision-making circles."
At the same time, Larry, who had separated from his wife, was dealing with depression and struggling with his gender situation.
The Times's twice-a-week Op-Ed columnist for the last decade expands her observations on the gender situation, from the Y chromosome up.
In 1968, I don't think anybody could have imagined an Earthman feeling at home with and welcoming the alien gender situation of Gethen.
The real beauty of Hebrew is that there are 12,000 pronouns encompassing every gender, situation and possible object of a sentence.
They seem to edge towards greater understanding of tricky gender situations.
The plan calls directly for improvement in the both genders situation among the City's employees first, and through the handling of public matters to all the gender-disadvantaged residents of Malmö, clearly more than 10% of the population.
The plan calls directly for improvement in the both genders situation among the City's employees first, and through the handling of public matters to all the gender-disadvantaged residents of Malmö, clearly more than 10% of the population (122, Q5).
It's a taught programme that addresses the twin concerns of how to develop and manage a diverse workforce and how to understand and meet the needs of diverse customers across the range of age, gender, family situation, disability, race/ethnicity, sexuality and employment patterns.
When disaggregating by gender the situation is even worse for women (2.3 years of schooling) compared to men (6.3).
The answers given by the participants of this survey show that social and cultural factors like gender, family situation, formation, work experience, or health aspects play important roles for the understanding of and attitudes toward harmful substances in products.
Though the remark may be viewed as sardonic, what we may not realize is that a Mad Men reference was rather complimentary in light of America's truly precarious gender equality situation.
