Sentence examples for Provide stipends from inspiring English sources

There are programs that support schoolteachers, cotton farmers, forest rangers, and AIDS researchers, and even provide stipends for a few stray artists and philosophers.

French kings would welcome and sometimes provide stipends to ousted British royalty in order to reward allegiance or to support a potential rival government.

School districts could also use the grants to provide stipends to "master principals," who would train and provide support to new principals, ideally with the help of nonprofit groups and universities, Mrs. Clinton said.

Assemblyman Hackett, who draws another paycheck as mayor of Orange, is frequently cited, even by Democratic colleagues, as an example of New Jersey's long tradition of nepotism because he has used his office to provide "stipends" to his wife, sister-in-law and at least two of six children.

States may apply for money to bolster unemployment benefits and to provide stipends for travel and child care, which would come out of a $4 billion federal fund meant to cover that and other re-employment programs in the jobs bill.

In particular, the book criticizes new promises that Ms. Banerjee has made to provide stipends for imams and muezzins, who give the call to prayer, and the state's plan to recognize 10,000 madrasas, calling the promises a "trick" to keep India's Muslims poor and uneducated.

Bangladesh has provided stipends to 2.3 million girls conditional on staying in school, remaining unmarried and passing exams.

What to do with the system of subsidies for schooling, which currently provides stipends only to students who are enrolled at accredited, but expensive, private institutions like Lycée Français?

It will go toward providing stipends for three new master teachers a year, more scholarships and fellowships, student subsidies for theater tickets and new productions for the work of student playwrights and alumni.

The Mission Continues, which provides stipends for veterans to work at nonprofit organizations, is one of an array of nonprofit groups created by Iraq and Afghanistan veterans to help other veterans return to civilian life by engaging them in civic service.

(As part of the deal, Petrobras built a modest environmental center and provides stipends to local fishermen whose catches are occasionally reduced by fish kills that some blame on the drilling).