Sentence examples for sexual parity from inspiring English sources
The two first crossed swords in the 1990s during the debate over "parité." A number of women's groups, exasperated by the persistently small percentage of women in political office, argued for a law imposing sexual parity in political office.
Jones, Mark Morris and others — worked in the 1980s to establish this kind of sexual parity in modern dance; in ballet, it is still the exception rather than the norm.
To depict these rituals, Abramovic filmed dozens of performers acting out her imagined rituals in a verdant peasant's paradise marked by gender and sexual parity.
To those who think that Hollywood isn't moving fast enough in offering sexual parity for gays, it may just look like poison.
It seems, then, that the internet once promised sexual parity, an open, anonymous frontier where experimentation could run wild, with relatively few risks.
This study documented the role of inappropriate HIV status disclosure on marital sexual experiences, parity and condom use in marital sex among couples with HIV positive wives.
Finally, we explored covariates such as age, numbers of sexual partners, parity, oral contraceptive use, and smoking, which were not informative and are not presented.
No significant differences were observed between these two groups with respect to demographics, economic status, the number of lifetime sexual partners, parity or HIV infection status.
Cox regression was used to evaluate factors potentially associated with clearance, including viral load, co-infection, age at infection, previous infection during follow-up, sexual behaviour, parity and tobacco use.
At the time of this write up, there was a dearth of literature on the role of inappropriate HIV status disclosure on marital sexual experiences, parity and condom use in marital sex among couples with HIV positive wives.
It is also reassuring that the distribution of some of the characteristics investigated (e.g., multiple sexual partners, parity, use of OCs or condoms) was consistent with those reported nationwide by publications of the World Health Organization (http://www.who.int).
