Sentence examples for stipend given from inspiring English sources

The $75 stipend given to featured performers was just enough to allow for two backup musicians, on bass and harmonium.

Gifford Miller, the speaker of the City Council, is planning to cut the stipend given for his post by about 25percentt, officials said yesterday, and wants to trim both the range and the dollar amount of other stipends paid for positions like committee chairman or majority whip.

A big chunk of the proposed increase was earmarked for a $2000 hike in the $32,000 annual stipend given to NSF's graduate research fellowships.

Although the public stipend given her after Hermeias' death, from the time Ammonius and his younger brother Heliodorus were small, was continued by the Alexandrians until her sons' maturity, Damascius says that Aedesia's charitable giving left her sons in debt on her death in old age (ca. 475).

Carnegie pays them a stipend, gives them performances at the hall and elsewhere and sends graduates out for residencies at home and abroad.

President Mahmoud Abbas also directed that an extra $190 "be added to the stipends given to Palestinians affiliated with PLO factions in Israeli prisons this month".

Then, with $100 stipends given to his and the other families by the United Nations refugee office, Nazar and his relatives boarded a truck and three days later found themselves at this makeshift settlement.

Since these awards are limited to U.S. citizens (just as scholarships and stipends given by foreign governments are almost always limited to their citizens), they are the natural tool for differentiating U.S. citizens from noncitizens.

The small stipends given to Legal Aid and PAL are returned 10 fold in what they do for our society.

A shoddy disability law and $100 monthly stipends given out to only some of the disabled are hardly easing the pain.

In return for that minimum one post a week, they are paid a $1,000 monthly stipend and given 10,000 shares in the company.