Mr. Wallace, among others, said he couldn't afford to work without the stipend.
Wallace, among others, said that he couldn't afford to work without the stipend.
In 1789 he was appointed extraordinary professor at Göttingen, though without a stipend, leaving him in poverty for the remainder of his life.
Without that stipend, a parent with two children, for instance, would have to pay $300 or $400 a week, a significant amount for women who often work jobs that pay less than $10 an hour.
Approximately 74% of these individuals said they could not have participated without a stipend covering travel, lodging, and per diem.
Approximately 74% of these individuals reported they could not have participated without a stipend covering travel, lodging, and per diem.
Twelve of 14 respondents from baccalaureate institutions and 10 of 15 respondents from associate's institutions who required lodging to attend STAR reported they could not have attended without the stipend.
"Many girls who joined the training were married but as they were not allowed to keep their children with them, they left" (CMW) Initially, CMWs were attached to their local BHU for one year and were required to perform duties as required by the doctor in-charge, without any stipend or salary.
Disbanding the Iraqi Army, as Paul Bremer, the president's envoy to Iraq from May 2003 to June 2004, "without simultaneously announcing a stipend and pension program," created "tens of thousands of former soldiers and officers who were angry," Petraeus told congress.
The center estimates it will lose $4,000 a week without the stipends.
