Sentence examples for trans from inspiring English sources

Jenner was just as much of a woman a month ago during her Diane Sawyer interview in a blue button-down as she is today in a white corset: her womanhood is not and has never been defined by what she looks like outside, but how she feels inside – which is true of all trans women.

Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality and a trans woman herself, said that she saw no essential contradiction between Jenner's transgender identity and his conservatism if by that he meant a belief in efficient and small government.

Half the battle when I first became an activist three years ago was getting people to acknowledge that discrimination against trans people was even a thing.

She was your typical 90s trans woman: big hair, beautiful face, fancy dresses.

"With the passing of this, I hope it will erase the ignorance and help people understand that trans kids are just looking for equal opportunities".

"The proposals to test and ban foreign trans employees from the Gulf Co-operation countries will include Qatar and will penalise World Cup construction and hospitality staff from overseas who are trans," he said.

Having backed a third high-speed railway line for the UK – the trans-Pennine rail link – last autumn, Osborne will be in Manchester to endorse the strategy, which could connect the cities of the north at speeds of up to 140mph.

There was more vague talk of "a comprehensive transport strategy for the north", which would "build on the HS3 concept" of a fast trans-Pennine rail link.

Related: The Trans-Pacific Partnership suggests Obama has no sense of irony In late April, Obama angrily told reporters he was upset at those who called the Trans-Pacific pact a secret deal.

And on the right, Republican presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina and others have attacked Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP's) "secrecy" and the lack of transparency in a deal involving 12 nations accounting for 40% of the world economy.

Related: WikiLeaks publishes secret draft chapter of Trans-Pacific Partnership Even those who favour opening up markets and liberalising trade oppose the TPP, since its backroom process inherently privileges incumbent industries, giving the largest companies even more market share and more power to set policies that stifle competition and innovation.