Salaries may come from fellowships and stipends paid out by a nonpayroll system, or compensation may be paid directly to postdocs from funding agencies.
A shoddy disability law and $100 monthly stipends given out to only some of the disabled are hardly easing the pain.
When that stipend ran out, he took a pay cut, he said, to work for the firm full time.
To encourage people to move there, the West German government gave out stipends and exemptions from military service, so the city tended to attract the West's mavericks and oddballs — hippies, homosexuals, political renegades — who shared the town with the elderly and the soldiers watching over them.
But many others worried about how they would survive once construction ended and government stipends ran out.
Two years ago, just as his MacArthur stipend was running out, Willie Reale resigned as artistic director of the 52nd Street Project.
Absolutely," Narbonne Football Coach Manuel Douglas said of receiving a stipend that works out to below minimum wage.
On a family basis, the program saves more money for the government than F.I.I. pays out in stipends — largely because families that do better receive lower tax credits.
When in 1501 he tried to reduce the stipends of Sufi scholars at the mosque, a revolt broke out, and al-Suyūṭī was nearly killed.
Many older Tibetan nomads are illiterate, and aside from irregular construction work there is little they can find to support themselves once their stipend runs out.
