Sentence examples for increased gender equality from inspiring English sources
Will more women at the tippy-top of our institutions of power and influence mean more woman-friendly policies and increased gender equality generally, as Sandberg suggests?
"Maybe I can say yes, other countries are strong," Mary Keitany, this year's female victor in London, said while noting improved Kenyan female performances because of increased gender equality in the country that enables women to pursue independent careers.
The International Olympic Committee has made it known to FILA, the sport's international governing body, that increased gender equality is essential if wrestling hopes to retain its place in the Olympics in 2020 and beyond.
On the contrary, we might have even better sex and more deeply intimate relationships with our partners because we enjoy a generation of men raised in an atmosphere of increased gender equality both at work and at home.
Somehow, Venker sees a cause and effect relationship between these statistics (effect) and increased gender equality (cause, supposedly).
Meanwhile, authors in eras with increased gender equality might have switched between "he" and "she" or used constructions like "he/she" and "he or she".
While he was its chief economist, Nicholas Stern said that "increasing gender equality is as central to the idea of development as freedom".
Laura Kray, a social psychologist studying gender in the workplace, told me, "In terms of academic research, if your goal is to increase gender equality, it's hard to come up with a downside of greater transparency".
Labour leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn has released a document outlining his proposals to increase gender equality in society, including a commitment to make half of his shadow cabinet women if he is elected.
We call it 'gendered budget-making' and the idea is to analyse how the system affects men and women differently and how we can adjust that system to increase gender equality.
