stipends造句

You left jobs; many of you have left jobs that pay considerably more than your stipends.

The training is largely yet to materialise. Monthly stipends of 65,000 naira ($430) are often paid late.

Progresa gave monthly stipends to mothers of children in the program if they attended school regularly and did decently.

To ensure the normal handling of religious affairs by religious personages, the government grants stipends to those who are in financial difficulties.

"Toyotomi Hideyoshi's division of society into four fixed classes was preserved, and the samurai (military) class became the civil Bureaucrats, its members paid with stipends of rice."

The school boasts a 57% undergrad internship rate and even offers stipends for students to work at places who can't afford to pay their interns.

Thousands of youths gave up their weapons in return for promises of stipends and training, but the leaderless government has been slow to make good on those pledges and the peace is fraying.

Besides the huge monthly stipends that every Saudi royal receives, the cables detail various money-making schemes some royals have used to finance their lavish lifestyles over the years.

"It was supported by those with official positions, who contributed according to the size of their stipends, and an elderly man of good reputation in the clan was elected to take charge of the boys'instruodon."