Sentence examples for impose a gender from inspiring English sources

In 2003 Norway was the first country in the world to impose a gender quota requiring firms to increase proportion of the women on their boards to 40percentt.

Ordóñez, who used his considerable power as head of the public ministry to condemn homosexuality and try to ban abortion, got the Colombian people to believe that the peace deals were a secret strategy to impose a "gender-oriented ideology" on the country.

Belgium's constitutional court imposes a gender quota, requiring the court to be composed of at least a third of judges of each gender.

They recommend adopting a system pioneered by Belgium's constitutional court, which imposes a gender quota requiring "the court to be composed of at least a third of judges of each sex".

A court might treat the D.R.L. as imposing a gender-based classification.

We don't demand of anyone with any other condition that they jump through the hoops we impose for a gender transition.

As reported by the New York Times, the federal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is attempting to impose a universal definition of gender that is based in biology and "grounded in science, [that is] objective and administrable".

And practices of academic publishing don't impose a proportional representation of gender, or for that matter, race, country of origin, and so on; nor should they, for the sake of scientific integrity.

Frustrated with the lower salaries that women tend to receive compared with men, an Australian cafe is taking matters into its own hands — imposing an 18percentt "gender pay gap tax" on male customers to highlight the issue of wage inequality.

Do the emotional maps imposed by a gender system have higher-level behavioral consequences for our everyday life?

Asking businesspeople to provide services to LGBTQ people or allowing people to use bathrooms that match their gender identity does not impose a substantial burden on religion.