Sentence examples for universal gender from inspiring English sources

The original campaign also took a universal, gender non-specific issue and turned it into a "women's issue" by making it all about surface, vanity and emotion rather than about useful, practical action.

The theories of universal gender identity under attack are ones in which the authors, all white middle class heterosexual women, could see themselves.

By comparing DNA sequences for CHD-W and CHD-Z from 10 species of Falconiformes eagles we designed universal gender identification PCR primers that exploit differences in product size.

If a country had universal gender equality, it would be difficult to measure within country contributions of, or modifying by this contextual characteristic.

By exploring differences among women, and among African women, we have attempted to move away from universal gender and ethnicity categories that dominate most epidemiological literature.

However, these observations were not sufficient to readily explain the universal gender difference observed in acute inflammation, which was found across all age groups, from premature infants to geriatric patients.

Feminist jurisprudence signifies a reaction to the philosophical approach of modern legal scholars, who typically see law as a process for interpreting and perpetuating a society's universal, gender-neutral ideals.

Sri Lanka has near-universal, gender-equitable access to primary education, with approximately 4 million students in 10,000 schools along with a primary school net enrollment rate of 99.4% for males and 99.9% for females [ 19- 22].

Only this month, the United States made separate voluntary contributions to Unesco programs for education and clean water; Washington praises its work on behalf of universal literacy, gender equality and disaster preparedness.

While the emphasis here was on the "business case" for universal ECEC, gender equality was not forgotten.

The eight MDGs target global hunger, universal education, gender equity, child health, maternal health, combating HIV/AIDS and other disease, environmental sustainability, and comprehensive development planning.