Sentence examples for providing gender from inspiring English sources

Providing gender neutral toilets or changing rooms make a big difference in the lives of trans students.

"The law bans us from providing gender selection services, but many parents are too enthusiastic and insist doctors help them so we give them some advice," he says.

Suggestions range from offering health insurance coverage to same-sex partners of university employees to providing gender and sexuality training to staff members in athletic departments and residence-life.

The study also concluded that providing gender transition-related healthcare for trans service members would cost the military between $2.4 and $8.4 million annually — and that less than.1percentt of the military would likely seek surgery that could temporarily take them out of service.

Even physicians with experience in providing gender transitioning therapies may not appreciate the variability of treatment outcomes.

But congregations should also create inclusive and welcoming communities by training staff, organising education programmes, delivering sermons on gender identity, reviewing use of language in prayers, forms and policies, and providing gender-neutral facilities.

That amendment, from Rep. Vicky Hartzler (R-Mo)., would end the Pentagon's policy, in place since October, of providing gender-reassignment surgeries and other therapies for active-duty transgender service members if a doctor deems the treatment medically necessary.

The authors concluded that the preliminary findings demonstrate the importance of providing gender-specific sensitive and comprehensive approaches within the correctional system (Sacks et al. 2008).

For example, not providing gender-separated, lockable and well-lit toilet facilities at evacuation centres can put women at risk of sexual and physical violence.

As a matter of urgency the government must stop criminalising all drug users and reallocate money to providing gender-specific services that uphold women's rights and ensure their basic healthcare.

Because the psychological and social factors causing women to start and continue smoking may be different from those in other populations [ 26], providing gender-specific interventions is crucial.