Examples of using Stipends in English and their translations into Arabic
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Stipends for 2007 up to the month of July were transferred by UNDP as a lump sum and collected by the Somali Police Force Police Commissioner and his two deputies, Brigadier General Abdi Mohamed Fidow and Brigadier General Mohamed Jama.
Neither the troop-contributing countries, nor the major donor for the additional troops, the United States, are able to cover this cost and resources for stipends have not been made available from any other source.
I once again urge Member States to assist the peace process in Liberia by providing financial assistance through the Trust Fund to help ECOMOG to meet the costs of stipends for the additional troops and logistic support for the existing troops.
The existing legislation on persons with disabilities was being harmonized with the provisions of the relevant Convention and among the measures it was undertaking in that context were programmes for student stipends, special and inclusive schools for students with disabilities and quotas.
They provide trainees with stipends.
Travel stipends to selected AfricaOSH participants.
Police stipends are six months in arrears.
I was looking into the partner decorating stipends.
Girl children are also awarded stipends and scholarships.
It also provided additional stipends to cover childcare.34.
So far, 338,000 female students have received stipends.
Girls received stipends and were exempted from tuition through secondary school.
These stipends follow the practices of the inviting institution or institutions.
If you stay, the party will no longer pay your stipends.
The stipends of the Catholic clergy are fully borne by the State;
Stipends for LNP personnel at the academy were being provided through donors.
Normally these stipends require either a coordinating commitment
The salaries/stipends of civil servants are being paid from voluntary contributions.
Since two years now, with some stipends from the science ministry in Berlin.
In Germany: the government pays stipends to a small number of talented students.