Sentence examples for stipend system from inspiring English sources

Iceland (like Norway) even boasts a stipend system to support authors with individual works.

Mr. Castelli also pioneered a stipend system that was unknown in New York when he opened his gallery.

Enable students in the humanities and social sciences to pursue summer internships by changing the stipend system.

The Max Planck Society (MPG), Germany's flagship organization for basic research, will improve its support for junior scientists and do away with a stipend system used mostly for foreign Ph.D. students and postdocs that many had decried as unfair because it doesn't include basic social security benefits.

"He chuckled, suggesting that both were probably job-induced". But the stipend system was clearly not enough for many royals, who used a range of other ways to make money, "not counting business activities". "By far the largest is likely royal skimming from the approximately $10 billion in annual off-budget spending controlled by a few key princes," the 1996 cable states.

Grandchildren received around $27,000 a month, "according to one contact familiar with the stipends" system, the cable says.

President Eisgruber '83 said that Russel "has sustained academic excellence, improved our stipend and support system for graduate students, integrated those students more fully into the University community, and strengthened the ties that bind the University to its graduate alumni". Princeton's first graduate-alumni conference, Many Minds, Many Stripes, will be held Oct. 17 19.

Graduate student honorarium payments are processed as stipends in the GFS system.

Midway into the ART programme, the participation of these lay workers was boosted by a standardised and expanded system of stipends, which amounted to nearly double the remuneration previously received and also making it possible to draw larger numbers of lay health workers into the ART programme.

To improve distribution to hard to reach areas, the MOHSW HR Unit developed a regional incentive package to top up government salaries for persons working in hard-to-reach areas and re-introduced stipends with a bonding system for students (particularly student nurses).

Previously all students in the Soviet higher education system received state stipend as long as they maintained certain level of grades.