Sentence examples for increased stipends from inspiring English sources

The increased stipends mean that these excellent researchers will receive between ?2200 and ?3100 monthly, compared to the ?1840 to ?2250 that the fellowships are worth at present.

Let's do a bunch of that!" Hopkins has taken a number of bold steps, and for the increased stipend alone I could fall to my knees and kiss the steps of Gilman Hall.

These officials have called for fingerprinting students, increasing stipends for proctors and imposing real consequences on those who cheat.

Testing officials said they would consider Mr. Kaplan's proposal, which also calls for increasing stipends for proctors — they are currently paid $75 for the day — and compensating the school for taking responsibility for the testing security.

Last October, India's Department of Science and Technology DSTT) announced that it would increase stipends by about 55% for Ph.D. scholars, as well as postdoctoral scholars under its grants.

A budget of about $1.2 billion over five years was announced to increase stipends and free medication for survivors, among other benefits.

Penning said that because NIH is on course to increase stipend levels for beginning NRSA postdocs to $45,000 a year, new equity issues will surface--not necessarily among postdocs, but between postdocs and faculty.

Also under Mr. Putin, a black belt in judo who has made athletic development a national priority, the government increased training stipends for disabled athletes, as well as money for foreign travel.

It has increased the stipends of 7500 postdoc fellowships it funds by 10% in each of the last 2 years, and it aims to raise them 10% a year through 2006.

Survivor relief organizations say the government program has increased the stipends for many survivors, but Roth says nothing has changed.

At the same time, he increased the stipend from $300 over eight weeks to $600 over six weeks.