'sex equality' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when discussing gender equity, such as in the phrase, "Many countries are striving to achieve sex equality in the workplace."
Accordingly, the woman's emancipation movement of the 19th century, which aimed at full sex equality under the law, pressed for equal "civil and political equality" (Taylor 1851/1984: 397 emphasis added) The civil-political distinction was conceptually and morally unstable insofar as it was used to sort citizens into different categories.
Union officials said the proposal would promote sex equality and encourage men to take an "equal share of family responsibilities".
In other words, instead of the law making it easier for women to find out whether they earn less than men doing equal work in breach of the sex equality clause implied into their contracts of employment, Ms Swinson seems to be emulating Norman Tebbit in advising women to get on their bikes and do it themselves.
Syria, which has been governed since 1963 by a secular Baathist regime, has a strong reputation in the region for sex equality; women graduate from high schools and universities in numbers roughly equal to men, and they frequently hold influential positions as doctors, professors and even government ministers.
For advocates of sex equality, there is reason for optimism.
The full banner read: "We want sex equality".
Observing women's history, it has been a battlefield over ideas, sex, and gender equality.
She was Executive Director of Reconciling Ministries Network (Chicago), a national organization working for sex and gender equality in the United Methodist Church.
When calculating the interaction between sex and gender equality, the outcome remained consistent.
Interactions between sex and gender equality attitudes (both categorical variables) were tested.
Similar aOR have been obtained when including the interaction between sex and gender equality in the model.
