Some former radicals, including 65 released from American custody in Guantánamo Bay, have benefited from $30m in state aid, including monthly stipends, cars, dowry payments and wedding presents.But many other hardened radicals are unlikely to heed such blandishments.
Her student aid paid her a stipend, and borrowing her parents' Corolla allowed her to cover more ground. .
University officials say that graduate students are students, not workers, and that their stipends are financial aid, not wages.
Walker added that his client had gotten financial aid — in the form of stipends, scholarships and grants — over the course of seven years, not four as was suggested in the Medium post.
Employment and education opportunities are limited, and the population is largely dependent on external aid (supplemented by casual labour, stipends, and a growing importance of third-country remittances) [ 19].
In addition to their pension checks, veterans who cannot cook, bathe or otherwise care for themselves can also receive stipends to pay for help, a benefit known as aid and attendance.
The small stipends given to Legal Aid and PAL are returned 10 fold in what they do for our society.
However, as even moderate reform proposals, such as multi-year grant-in-aids or minimal cost-of-living stipends, have shown, college presidents, faculty athletic representatives, university athletic administrators, coaches and many college athletes consistently resist any change to their college-sport geometry.
Giving aid in the form of food and stipends was not the way to bring about sustained change, she added.
After 20 years of rousing fellow citizens of Youngstown to fight the city's deep-rooted political and mob corruption, James Callen, a legal aid lawyer, has been awarded a $7,500 stipend by the Petra Foundation for his work.
