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• But the gender disparity in crashes that kill pedestrians is more striking.
• The gender disparity varies according to the nature of the case.
• The reasons for the gender disparities among faculty members are complex.
• The gender disparity has decreased comparatively rapidly at secondary school.
• Indeed, the gender disparity in the figures was especially striking.
• Although education is accepted as a fundamental right by the gender disparities in education still exist.
• The gender disparity in parliament, though, remains vast.
• The campaign uses the media to raise awareness of the gender disparities creating, and resulting from, sex-selective abortion.
• One striking difference between the Flagler Museum's recreation and a real Gilded Age tea lay in the gender disparity.
• The gender disparity in France's government has been less a political phenomenon than the illustration of countrywide values, Halimi said.
• When the annual motorcycle instructional track day was held last year, instructor Judy Mirro was struck by the gender disparity.
• This is not the first time the gender disparity in public statues _ or other memorial sites _ has been noticed.
• This is thought to contribute to the gender disparity phenomenon in computing, in particular the females'early lack of interest in the field.
• My understanding is that it relates to " the Gender Gap Task Force; ( ii ) the gender disparity among Wikipedians ".
• Lightbreather's proposal is clearly intended to address the gender disparity on Wikipedia . talk ) 18 : 59, 7 February 2015 ( UTC)
• These statistics shed some interesting facts about education in Pakistan; the gender disparity in education is much lower in urban places vis-?vis rural areas.
• On the English Wikipedia, the " Gender Bias Task Force " was set up in May 2013 to address the gender disparity on the project.
• The organization Foreign Policy Interrupted recognized the gender disparity in foreign policy expert representation, and is amplifying the number of female voices in foreign policy media coverage.
• In " Gender, Feminism, and Death : Physician-Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia " Susan M . Wolf warns of the gender disparities if euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide were legal.
• In 2006, she co-founded " Nile Women Initiative ", a non-profit, Non-government organization, which aims to address the gender disparities affecting women in the West Nile sub-region of Uganda.