Sentence examples for as stipends from inspiring English sources

Now comes this report of the Pentagon's paying good American dollars to plant propaganda articles in Iraqi newspapers and paying Iraqi journalists American dollars as stipends!

While a fraction of Ph.D. candidates and postdocs have been paid through working contracts with their institute, the others have instead received tax-free scholarships known as stipends.

The very brightest have earned supplemental scholarships that will come to them as stipends.

CHWs also expected to receive some financial benefits in reward for the work they did, such as stipends, training per diems and travel allowances to meetings and trainings.

These were perceived as stipends in return for their time and work, rather than as formal payments Health promoters were the most visible health care providers in the community, due mainly to their involvement in continuous training by nongovernmental organizations or Ministry of Health teams.

Postdocs holding NIH and NSF fellowships (known as stipend postdocs) could not receive those benefits, however, because federal policy forbids universities to consider them employees.

However, this expectation was rarely met, as the stipends were seen as inadequate in relation to the amount of work done and there were delays in receiving them.

AMLO later became Mexico City mayor and introduced measures derided as populist by opponents such as monthly stipends to seniors and single mothers — programs and schemes since implemented by politicians across Mexico, including Peña Nieto.

Although none of the groups included in this study provided stipends as was reported for a US-based CAB [ 2], monetary support was provided in the form of transport reimbursements for attendance at meetings as has been reported elsewhere [ 6].

A $30 million initial investment from the Robin Hood Foundation to start Teacher U will help finance Relay, and it is estimated that other revenue sources (such as AmeriCorp stipends for Teach for America teachers) will reduce the cost of the two-year program for most students from $35,000 to as low as $4,250.

Blake explained that such an interpretation would lower the number of families eligible for these benefits, such as monthly stipends and health-care benefits through the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the Department of Veterans Affairs (CHAMPVA), to about 840.