Sentence examples for one bursary from inspiring English sources

One bursary recipient told News 24: "They open the vagina and look, but they don't insert anything in it.

One bursary holder was particularly impressed with the benefits of the mentoring concept for early career researchers and initiated a mentoring program for students in their University Discipline School of Nursingg and Midwifery).

More information on bursaries can be found at nchlondon.ac.uk/bursaries.ac.uk/bursaries

For more information on bursaries and scholarships at Lancaster, visit lancaster.ac.uk/scholarships-and-bursaries.

One hundred bursaries have been handed out; eight recipients have qualified and got jobs.

Claire Callender, professor of higher education studies at the Institute of Education, told the Higher Education Network's recent debate on widening participation: "One of the biggest problems with bursaries is that prospective students very rarely know if they will get a bursary when they are thinking about which universities to apply to.

One year on from the scrapping of the education maintenance allowance (EMA), the replacement 16-19 bursary is proving hopelessly inadequate, with staying-on rates plummeting and Barnados warning that young people are "skipping meals to afford the bus to college".

The schools, St Anselm's preparatory school in Bakewell, Derbyshire and Highfield Priory in Preston, Lancashire, are criticised for failing to provide enough bursaries, while one of the care homes, the Rest Bay Convalescent hotel in Portcawl south Wales, was found to be operating as a hotel rather than a residential facility for the elderly and infirm.

Siwa will receive a full 20,000 rand (£1,800) bursary for the one-year course, which is supported by the Western Cape government and Seta, a training agency funded by levies from employers.

"At the moment, bursaries vary hugely from one university to the next.

The organisation is also calling for a national bursary scheme, such as the one introduced in Wales, to replace the "shambolic" system of bursaries offered by individual universities in England.