Sentence examples for state stipends from inspiring English sources
Mr. Carona said legislators had "no business" complaining about their state stipends or working conditions.
In theory, Cleveland's voucher program allows children to use state stipends to go to any school they want.
Access to this republican elite is arguably more meritocratic; attendance is based exclusively on entry exams and often subsidized by state stipends.
The High Court of Justice abolished state stipends to married yeshiva students, saying the payments violated the principle of equality, because students at nonreligious institutions lost the right to similar stipends 10 years ago.
Imagine further that all these royals pocketed fat state stipends, with many holding lifelong fiefs as government ministers, department heads, regimental commanders or provincial governors, with no parliament to hold them in check.
More than 200 charter schools were authorized in the last few years, all of them receiving state stipends of around $5,000 a child under a system that was supposed to encourage experimentation by imposing virtually no standards.
His annual state stipend to run his affairs is £2m.
Those in Britain get a small state stipend, as well as retirement contributions.
His family was granted a state stipend — for "services to the fatherland" — and, in time, Turkish society came to honor him: a street in central Ankara still bears his name.
He was provided with a substantial state stipend, however, and for the next 15 years he remained there, writing nine books on political, economic, religious, linguistic, and philosophical topics.
Texas' citizen Legislature — in which lawmakers come to Austin for five months every other year, receive a meager state stipend, and live and work in their home districts the rest of the time — was meant to ensure that legislators stayed in touch with the challenges facing their communities and had expertise in many industries.
