Sentence examples for introduced gender from inspiring English sources

And parents have complained after a primary school in East Sussex introduced "gender neutral" toilets.

Because of contact with Hindi and Bengali, Kurukh and Malto introduced gender distinction in the first and second persons also.

The change, resisted by the coalition for years on deregulation grounds, follows clear evidence showing companies have not introduced gender pay-inequality reporting under a voluntary code.

So, we introduced gender into our model to evaluate the extent to which it will determine the choice of light bulbs.

Unlike the recently introduced gender identification options on Facebook, which offer more than 50 set options for users, those on Google+ will be able to choose whatever pronouns they like.

When a California elementary school introduced gender diversity lessons (led by Gender Spectrum), Fox News ran three segments in two days accusing the school of indoctrinating students.

Now the rules appear to be relaxing, as 80 state schools across the UK, including 40 primaries, have introduced gender-neutral policies allowing girls to wear trousers (which, beyond the school gate, many of us have been doing for at least a century) and boys to wear skirts.

When a Stockport school introduced gender-blind loos back in 2000 (alongside its traditional segregated ones) the head teacher explained the intention was to eliminate bullying and vandalism and said he thought the single sex toilets were a more intimidating environment for some pupils.

Matthews was relieved when the College of Nursing introduced gender-neutral bathrooms but still confronts the problem elsewhere.

Cassidy is one of a string of female lawmakers across the country who have introduced gender-equity amendments to anti-abortion bills.

On top of that, the VSB has introduced gender-neutral pronouns: xe (third person), xem (plural), and xyr (possessive) for students who do not identify with traditional gender roles.