Sentence examples for temporary stipends from inspiring English sources

Few children have dropped out of school, thanks in part to temporary stipends from foreign donors.

Immigrant members of the team receive an additional temporary stipend of $1,500 from the Jewish Agency, a quasi-governmental body responsible for settling immigrants.

A temporary stipend helps create short-term stability, giving them breathing space while they learn the basics of livelihood, healthcare and personal finance.

It provided women with poultry (easier to raise than pigs, cows, goats and sheep); subsidized legal and health services; clean water and sanitary latrines, and a temporary daily stipend to tide over extremely poor women who were working as maids for extra income, so that they could focus on farming.

Did I mention that they never collected a cent of public help, not even the temporary exile stipend that was available to all Cubans at the time in 1960?

In addition, the stipends of temporary residents were about 7percentt less than those of citizens.

Though Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged to provide temporary housing and a monthly stipend for the 25,000 Syrian refugees who will be resettled in Canada by the end of February 2016, Canadian citizens, businesses and aid groups have created parallel support systems for incoming refugees.

The budget proposal would also prohibit people on disability from collecting unemployment benefits and potentially cut programs like Temporary Assistance for Needy Families and Supplemental Security Income, which provide stipends to low-income Americans who are either elderly or disabled.

Additionally, although some institutions have adopted the NRSA stipend levels as the appropriate compensation level for "temporary employee" postdocs, there is usually no requirement for a PI to pay you at a minimum level.

Asylum seekers may work while they wait for an answer, but those denied refugee status can be given temporary permits that prohibit them from working while giving them no living stipends.

Mary Curtis, the deputy county executive for health and human services, said that Ms. Brewer also received rental assistance, food stamps, a stipend from the federal Women, Infants and Children program, and temporary help with day care.