Sentence examples for stipends from inspiring English sources

And they set up big bureaucracies to run it all.From around 2000, a different idea started to catch on: governments gave poor households small stipends to spend as they wished on condition that their children went to school or visited a doctor regularly.

Shia mosques soak up the armies of unemployed with a promise to pay stipends to cover living expenses after three months of tuition.

Jordan, which is increasing electricity prices, has pledged to start giving poor families stipends when oil prices next top $100 a barrel.

Scientists can easily get stipends, and therefore drift into doing a PhD.

The Heartland Institute provides $300,000 a year in stipends to the climate-sceptical Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change (NIPCC), apparently to help it question and counter the conclusions of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

He has also proposed a "Universal Displaced Worker Programme" to streamline training and employment services and offer stipends to workers changing careers, looking for jobs, or taking pay cuts, though he seldom mentions it.Mr Romney would consolidate the many federal training and employment-assistance programmes and hand responsibility for most to the states.

It provides school fees and stipends to 24m poor students across Indonesia, guaranteeing them 12 years of free education.

Thousands of young men gave themselves up and handed over their weapons in return for promises of stipends and training.

Members of the royal family paid stipends to the families of the 15 Saudi hijackers, and the 125 Saudis held at Guantanamo.

But for many years Muslim Brothers have paid small stipends to widows and supplied water buffaloes on easy repayment plans to landless peasants.

They will now have the ability to give small cost-of-living stipends to athletes on top of their scholarships and room and board.Either of these measures would still be a tiny fraction of the economic value that elite college athletes produce, however.