Sentence examples for training stipend from inspiring English sources

Ruiz also won a $5,000 training stipend.

Even with a training stipend from the United States Olympic Committee and a pair of sponsors, she has struggled to make ends meet.

He came not as a postdoc on a meager "training" stipend but as a staff scientist able to provide his wife and, eventually, his children, a comfortable middle-class lifestyle in the last years of the Depression and during the war, and a large home, nice vacations, and expensive colleges in the decades that followed.

The 'Clinician Scientist Phase 1' award provides a training stipend for up to 6 years, while the 'Clinician Scientist Phase 2' award is restricted to holders of Phase 1 awards, providing up to 6 years of salary support once training is completed.

The committee awards smaller quarterly training stipends and medal bonuses to Paralympic athletes.

All athletes can participate in its health-insurance program, and all athletes are eligible for annual training stipends of approximately $25,000 to $50,000 depending on their medal potential.

Also under Mr. Putin, a black belt in judo who has made athletic development a national priority, the government increased training stipends for disabled athletes, as well as money for foreign travel.

By the time the U.S.O.C. started offering health insurance and $250 to $500 quarterly training stipends to some of its top Paralympic contenders several years ago, Iniguez was no longer enough of a medal hopeful to qualify.

The agency will make around 700 fewer grants; it will freeze training stipends; and it expects to admit 750 fewer patients the NIH clinical center.

A possible objection against the introduction of a UI program is also the fact that even a suitably modified program may fare worse than other income-support mechanisms, for example, employment-guarantee schemes as introduced in India, or training programs that simultaneously enhance employability of workers and offer income support via training stipends.

Iniguez cited the fact that the USOC made healthcare benefits available to a smaller percentage of Paralympians, the USOC provided smaller quarterly training stipends and paid smaller financial awards for medals won at a Paralympics.