"sex activity" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to any type of sexual behavior or action. Example: "The school implemented a new curriculum to educate students about safe sex activity."
In 2015, Mozambique repealed the Portuguese colonial-era ban on consensual same sex activity between adults.
But that need varies widely based on age, sex, activity level and dozens of other factors.
They searched the network for users who identified themselves as 18 to 20 and talked about sex activity and substance use.
African critics attacked him for this attitude, Juliet Okonkwo writing in 1981 that his "excessive interest in sex activity, his tireless attempt to rake up filth, is alien to Africa – a continent of hope and realisable dreams".
Teenagers often use social networking sites like MySpace to post intimate personal information they come to regret, as it lets future employers (or online predators) learn about sex activity and substance abuse.
Deciding factors are based on occupation, sex, activity level of the subject, amount of time spent performing such highly demanding activities, and presence of associated knee lesions.
The Bahamas criminalises same-sex activity between adults in public, although not in private.
The report by Open for Business spells out that nearly 80 countries criminalise consensual, adult same-sex activity, or use other laws to marginalise and persecute LGBT individuals.
Gay rights activists say the community faces significant discrimination and police harassment, even if prosecutions for same-sex activity have been rare.
The classically educated Paul, who was himself gay, saw that same-sex activity was inimical to the success of Christianity in the highly homophobic societies in which he lived.
It was when the colonists arrived, as the Belgian writer Rudi Bleys has noted, that African tolerance of same-sex activity became used to justify the "barbarity" of a culture and the necessity of the European's "civilising" mission.
