List government work programs that will pay off student debt in return for service.
The cash was in return for services rendered between 1999 and 2002, yet it wasn't paid until 2011, say the Swiss.
In more developed markets, many operators were subsidizing sales of lightweight laptop computers in return for service contracts.
They gave him protection in return for services rendered, after which he and what was left of the FRC were moved on.
At that time, the fief was a piece of property, usually land, that was held in return for service, which could include military duties.
Dr. Safyer volunteered for the National Health Service Corps, which paid medical school tuition in return for service in poor areas, and he was sent to the Montefiore health program at Rikers for three years.
The rule was devised by kings who feared that land given in return for service to the crown would be left to people who had no obligation for such service.
Meg Palley, 95, lives in a four-bedroom house in Nevada City that she shares with two care givers who receive reduced rent in return for services like driving and shopping.
Sir Alastair Morton, the chairman of the Strategic Rail Authority, and his chief executive, Mike Grant, have begun negotiations with the train operating companies with the aim of agreeing franchise extensions within the next six months in return for service improvements.
But these lands were by no means complete fiefs: the Kamakura bakufu did not possess large tracts of its own land that it could grant to its vassals as fiefs in return for service.
