Examples of 'women took part' in a sentence
Meaning of "women took part"
Women took part: Refers to the involvement or participation of women in an activity, event, or initiative
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women took part
British women took part in the development of.
Seventeen hundred and eight women took part.
Women took part in all social activities.
Because so many women took part.
Six women took part in the study.
It was disappointing that no women took part this year.
More women took part this year.
There was a low turnout and few women took part.
Only two women took part in that contest.
This is the first ever instance that women took part in the occasion.
As a result women took part in the Constitutional review process.
This project was a great success and more young women took part this year than last.
Women took part in the Iranian revolution by participating in the protests.
Nine percent of active women took part in vocational training.
Al Qubaisi was not the only female on the grid as four women took part.
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Seven men and seven women took part in the study.
Women took part in ice Hockey for the first time in Olympic history.
Hundreds of thousands of women took part in both sides of the war.
Women took part in trade union activities, but there was no union for women specifically.
During their time in prison the women took part in a number hunger strikes.
Mainly women took part in this demonstration, but men also were involved.
There are few historical attestations that Viking Age women took part in warfare.
About half a million women took part in numerous events organized all over Switzerland.
In March of that year, over one thousand women took part.
Five young Tibetan women took part in the pageant.
Women took part in sewing the tapestry and completed together 2 million stitches over two years.
Twenty-five postmenopausal women took part in the study.
Eight women took part in the workshop, and I developed it in cooperation with the participants.
For the first time, women took part in the games.
Nine women took part in the indoor tournament, seven Britons and two Swedes.
All competitors were male, and no women took part in the games.
Image caption Many women took part in Gandhi 's movement of non-violent resistance.
For the first time in the history of Bulgarian theatre, women took part as actresses.
Sixty - nine women took part in the forum.
And also for the first time in Olympic history, women took part in ice hockey.
Finally, the last group of women took part in one six-hour stress management seminar.
Therefore, given the above determinations, 16 postpartum women took part in the research.
For the first time, women took part in a Venezuelan representation in the Summer Olympics.
As can be seen, many women took part.
Thirty-four women took part in a regular prenatal water aerobics program of 50 minutes, three days a week.
There are only men, even though women took part in the demonstrations.
Women took part in AnCO 's management training schemes, representing 35 % of the participants.
When the tribe was attacked, women took part in war alongside men.
Approximately 2300 Canadian soldiers, sailors and airmen and women took part.
When the Second Lebanon War broke out, women took part in field operations alongside men.
Several hundred women took part in marches in Paris, Bordeaux, and Toulouse.
Twenty-three men and 4 women took part in the study.
After World War I, many women took part in political actions against the British rule.
In this sense, 16 women took part in the study.
Only 60 women took part in this.
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