Sentence examples for violation of gender from inspiring English sources

Despite substantial evidence that Yale permitted a hostile sexual environment to persist on campus -- something that legally qualifies as gender discrimination under Title IX -- the government failed to find Yale in violation of gender equality laws.

Justice Samuel Alito seemed to suggest that Wal-Mart's employment profile was "absolutely typical of the entire American workforce," so if Wal-Mart was in violation of gender discrimination laws, then so was the entire retail industry.

Recently, it has been posited that women with high levels of autonomy might experience a loss of identity if this autonomy appears to be a violation of gender norms in the household and/or communities they reside [ 39, 40].

"Many people felt that this was a violation of traditional gender roles in Judaism and that men alone should serve in the position of rabbi," said Rabbi David Ellenson, the current president of the college-institute.

UConn was accused of mishandling rape cases and refusing to condemn or intervene on reported harassment of female students, in violation of the gender equity law Title IX.

Both UC-Berkeley and UCLA are currently under federal investigation for concerns the schools mishandled sexual assault cases, in violation of the gender equity law Title IX.

Colleges and universities have faced mounting claims from women in recent years that they mishandled sexual assault cases, in violation of the gender equity law Title IX.

The complaints largely follow similar themes, claiming that in violation of the gender equity law Title IX, schools neglected to fully investigate reports of sexual violence, and when they did, offenders were given lax punishments.

The second incorrect version contained a syntactic violation of the gender agreement between noun and adjective by modifying the latter.

The lawsuit argued that exempting football was a violation of the gender-equity law known as Title IX.

Together, these findings suggest that beta power in L2 learners is sensitive to violations of grammatical gender agreement, but only when the importance of grammatical information is highlighted, and only when participants' subjective lexical representations are taken into account.