Sentence examples for stipend policy from inspiring English sources

Lindquist worked with the postdocs and administration at Whitehead and got the stipend policy changed.

Someone who took a stipend from a law firm and then opted for public service law could also find themselves negotiating a payback plan for the stipend; policies differ from firm to firm on whether or how much of a stipend must be repaid.

Part of our work has also been to document postdoctoral issues in an Institutional Policy Database, with data on current stipend levels, insurance benefits, appointment policies, and career outcomes.

Like the DFG, it would like to see more flexibility in stipend and salary policy so that institutions can offer higher stipends in disciplines where international and industrial competition for excellent junior scientists is very high.

Some policy fellowships offer stipends, but many fellows are on leave from an academic institution or from a private company.

This confluence of conditions makes it clear why stipend, health benefits, and leave policies are critical to postdocs.

Those involved in setting science policy (e.g., postdoc stipend levels) at the national and local levels are critical players.

The report recommended reviewing the policy of providing partial stipend to a second child within the family enrolled in primary education as the cost burden applies for all children.

Frum wonders why the U.S. can't focus on how to reduce the incentive for abortions, suggesting the German policy of modest mothers' stipends since most abortions occur when women already with babies can't afford another.

As part of our school's remuneration policy, all pharmacies received a stipend of $50.00 CDN for a four week student experience.

The NSF has been pushing for increased funding for graduate students, but the foundation's budget request for fiscal year 2002 contains no formal policy statement on postdoctoral fellowship stipends.