Sentence examples for values of gender from inspiring English sources

"The ban on the full veil must be total in all public places because women's dignity cannot be watered down," said Chatel, keeping to the official line that a ban would be in keeping with republican French values of gender equality and secularism.

Among these, he said, would be barring "preachers of hate" from visiting Britain to speak in mosques and community centers; stopping Muslim groups that propagate views hostile to values of gender equality, democracy and human rights "from reaching people in publicly funded institutions like universities and prisons"; and cutting off government support for such groups.

Indeed, in certain cases, compromises can be made in universal values of gender equity in the education programs to increase attendance.

Training of classifiers to determine the attributes of a person based on a face image implies the availability of a database of images with labeled values of gender, race and age.

This is why deleting half of the image (half of the histograms from the feature description) is not going to affect the informational value of the feature vector (it is unlikely that in a face image values of gender, race or age of the left side would be different to those of the right side).

Founded in January 2013, the social initiative invites men to pledge that they will "live with values of gender equality and respect towards women" -- and spread awareness about MARD in their family and community.

But in order for a wider cultural shift to take place, for the values of gender-equality and justice to be fully embraced by the wider society, something more powerful will have to happen.

There is thus serious disagreement among feminists (and non feminists!) as to how to balance freedom and equality, and more specifically values based on freedom of association and freedom of religion with the value of gender equality.

Women are "hired more often because a lot of us faculty have internalized the value of gender diversity, and they actually want more women when … all other things [are] equal," Ceci explains.

Let us consider a training set for gender classification (G^{l}) defined by a multitude of precedent pairs ({overline{x}_i,y_{i}}, i=1,n;) (G^{l}in {mathbb {R}}^mathbf{m}), ({overline{x}}_i) is the image feature vector i of the training set (G^{l}) obtained using half of the source image, and (y_{i}) is the corresponding value of gender, (y_{i}in {-1,+1}).

Lots of leaders understand the bottom line value of gender diversity.