Sentence examples for housing gender from inspiring English sources
Tuition fees, graduate employment, housing, gender equality and climate change: these are the issues that young people care about, not the short-term deficit, which is fairly irrelevant to achieving these ends.
The theoretical base of research on housing, gender, and space is to be found in a cross-disciplinary field of spatial theory, gender studies, feminist and critical studies in geography, sociology and architecture.
She has reported on housing, gender, race and politics in hard news and features.
Some of the most high-profile ethical issues in global health are the 'brain drain', inequitable distribution of resources (e.g. primary goods such as water, food or housing), gender or race inequality (discrimination), health system financing, the spread of infectious diseases, poverty, etc. (3).
The police were given long overdue guidance on how officers should address, process, search and house gender non-conforming individuals.
For transgender students, safe and inclusive spaces on campus means having access to gender-inclusive housing and gender-inclusive bathrooms.
In the field of housing research, gender and space have historically been overlooked, both empirically and theoretically.
Group membership, that was independent of biological relatedness, housing environment, gender and individual variance, significantly affected the expression of various abnormal behaviors.
The interactionist view of marginalization is linked to the social context in which educational actions are linked to social actions, such as improving employment, housing, immigration, gender equality, access to health care, and the like.
Furthermore, experimental parameters which do not impair tracer distribution significantly (e.g., ambient temperature, housing conditions, gender, and age of animals) are suggested to be varied in a controlled manner to produce results with maximal external validity.
Adjusted for social class, housing tenure, gender, birth weight, family composition, maternal education, urban/rural residence and family history of psychiatric disorder.
