sentences:  (like "Fräulein") has fallen out of use for unmarried women, but it remains as a title to address a teacher in school and in special contexts, like ("Miss Sweden").The policy of gender neutrality in the Icelandic language is that the speaker uses the normal grammatical gender of the word of a public office or another office, no matter the gender of the holder.For example, the masculine words president and minister, and were used when Vigdís Finnbogadóttir was the president of Iceland.