Sentence examples for gendered implications from inspiring English sources
It focuses on innovative issues ranging from food, working with men for gender equality, climate change, and the gendered implications of the economic crisis.
Working towards this end, women within Dalit castes have formed organisations such as the All India Dalit Women's Forum and the National Federation of Dalit Women and Dalit Solidarity, which focus on the gendered implications of caste based violence and oppression, such as the ways in which Dalit women suffer from urban poverty and displacement.
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.
Hiddleston, meanwhile, is treated as though he is an infant under the spell of some wicked witch (so goes the gendered implication), with no agency of his own.
Plato's denigration of mimesis does not seem immediately to have anything to do with gender, although his influential system has important indirect implications that are rife with gendered significance.
Given the gendered communication implications, future research could benefit by examining this phenomenon.
As a result of profound, gendered applications and implications of ICTs in employment, education, training, and other areas of life, women need encouragement and support to take their rightful place in the information revolution.
Writers and editors need to consider the implications of gendered language and the importance of neutral pronouns.
