stipend

Converse of object

• receive: The Fellow will receive a stipend of £ 9000.
• pay: These usually pay a stipend, plus the payment of all tuition fees.
• carry: Support Costs Each bursary carries a stipend of £ 150 per week, plus a total of £ 500 to cover research expenses.
• provide: These provide a small stipend for a period of up to 8 weeks in the summer vacation.
• increase: The increase in tuition fees will even counteract the efforts made to increase the stipend for postgraduate research degrees.
• include: Eligible costs include a stipend for the resident artist, plus up to £ 2,000 for costs associated with the artist's activity.

Adjective modifier

• tax-free: Students will receive a tax-free stipend of 12,000 Euro per year.
• pensionable: The pensionable stipend will be pro rata to £ 35, 670 for a full-time post.
• ministerial: Acting on behalf of Assembly, Mission Council set the basic ministerial stipend for 1999 at £ 15,600.
• yearly: In addition he received a yearly stipend for supervising a national lottery.
• monthly: We will pay a monthly stipend of £ 200 equiv local currency.
• enhanced: NERC are paying an enhanced stipend, for U.K. students only, starting at £ 16,000 per year.

Modifies a noun

• payment: The studentships will cover 50 % of the UK fees and also provide a stipend payment.
• level: At that stage, NERC should work with the other councils to maintain a common minimum stipend level.

Noun used with modifier

• clergy: On my clergy stipend, need I mention that we won't be qualifying for the top rate of interest?
• studentship: Funding of students Students are paid stipends based on the Wellcome Trust's own studentship stipend scale [ PDF 14KB ] .
• maintenance: Please note: A maintenance stipend will not be paid by the Graduate School.
• travel: For projects requiring less than one month's research at the Center, a travel stipend of $ 750 may be given.

Possessives

• minister: The minister's stipend is £ 230, derived solely from the seat-rents.

Preposition: of

• minister: The stipend of the minister is £ 250, with a manse, built in 1813.