Sentence examples for form of stipends from inspiring English sources

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.

The organizational level (the government and its development partners) provides motivation in the form of stipends, potential employment, materials, training, and supervision, but inadequate remuneration and supplies discourage CHWs.

National sports federations offer some help, mainly in the form of monthly stipends or performance-based pay, and families frequently go into debt providing support.

Internships last about 4 months, with MITACS and the participating partner contributing equally to the internship's $15,000 cost; MITACS recommends that at least $10,000 go to the intern in the form of a stipend.

The remaining science trainees either receive individual funding in the form of a stipend (12.8%), which normally includes no social insurance, or are classified as "external PhD candidates" (12.3%); that is, they are registered with a university but have no formal position there.

Although compensation in the form of a stipend was not provided, CAB members were provided with transport reimbursements for attending meetings.

Lawyers do not have any form of social security; young lawyers do not have any kind of stipend.

I received a kind of stipend.

Giving aid in the form of food and stipends was not the way to bring about sustained change, she added.

Would it matter to taxpayers offended by the practice whether the reward came in the form of a government stipend or a tax credit?

The program includes financial support in the form of a monthly stipend for living costs while founders find their co-founders and decide on an idea.