gender balance

collocation in English

meanings of genderand balance

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gender
noun
uk /ˈdʒen.dər/ us /ˈdʒen.dɚ/
a group of people in a society who share particular qualities or ways of behaving which that society associates with being male, female, or ...
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balance
noun
uk /ˈbæl.əns/ us /ˈbæl.əns/
the ability to remain standing, especially because your weight is equally distributed ...
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Examples of gender balance

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A better genderbalance was achieved in the second survey, although the particularly high number of single-male households continued to skew this figure substantially.
It seeks to redress the genderbalance of commentary within the profession.
It appears, though, that there was little improvement in the party's genderbalance for most of the remainder of the decade.
The genderbalance of the music participants was 32 males and 39 females.
In the group of schools with 20 per cent and above uptake there is no difference in the genderbalance.
Patients were randomly sampled from general practice lists, followed by quota sampling from the general public to achieve an age/genderbalance between groups.
Care was taken to ensure as close a genderbalance as possible.
When that still did not alter the genderbalance, the award was extended to the third-place student, a man.
The data show that in mixed schools nationally, the genderbalance taking music is quite even.
Interestingly she is the only author to make comment on the way in which the genderbalance has changed from male-only to equal opportunity.
The overall genderbalance was also similar (female: 41.0% versus 39.5% for survey and total workforce, respectively).
However, we also need to look at membership composition, particularly genderbalance and age structure.
Merit systems should not preclude the application of representativeness for ethnic, racial or genderbalance reasons.
Genderbalance was also ensured in the training and awareness programs, and for the visits to the southern floating gardens (40-50% women).
Community dynamics in terms of genderbalance was also noteworthy.
From 1960 to 2000, there has been a large increase in the overall number of physicians, and also a substantial change in the genderbalance, with more women entering medicine.
Everyone wants genderbalance in theory, but finds a pretext to fail to deliver it in practice.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The debate also touched on questions of genderbalance, in my view justifiably.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The point about the genderbalance is to engender a new politics of consensus, but we all know how bogus that is.
From the
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However, we have to combine genderbalance with the element of proportionality.
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