stipend造句

The stipend was assigned by a cathedral to a canon.

Does your job provide you with a stipend?

We offer a monthly stipend plus a travel allowance.

My university offered a modest stipend on top of the free private dorm room, but not all colleges provide the stipend.

They get a small weekly stipend and receive free auditing and coursework.

Some will receive a stipend; others will pay their own way.

The subsidized housing is solid, and residents receive a small annual stipend.

So she was told she wouldn't get her stipend the next week unless the shed was built.

Mr Netanyahu weakly proposed to extend the stipend to all students. But hardly any ordinary ones fit the bill.

In addition, a family may choose to provide a stipend to younger members so that they can develop their own learning plans.

"But then, " she admitted, "I don't know about the younger generation, because when we were younger we were only allowed a very limited stipend."

Also included in the legislation framework is the provision of a life-time monthly stipend of 50,000 Rwandese Francs for each person under the scheme.

One day, he chanced to say to Magnon as she handed him his monthly stipend of ten francs: "the father must give them some education."

And the future Queen Anne thought a guitar tutor was worth an annual stipend of pound100, which was a small fortune then.

That said, Dr. Alster, who will get a research stipend from Ulthera to study the device’s effect on off-face areas, is seeing results in the eyebrow area, cheeks and necks of middle-aged patients.

The stipend initiative is part of a three year education reform program launched this year to address issues of high illiteracy, low primary enrollment, and high drop out rates.

CELIA ORBOC, a cake-seller in the Philippines, spent her little stipend on a wooden shack, giving her five children a roof over their heads for the first time.