Significados de annual stipend en inglés

Both M. ROCHEFORT and M. FLOURENS are much enraged since their annual stipend has been discontinued.

At each accession the amount of the annual stipend is fixed by law for the entire reign.

The empress settled upon him a large annual stipend, and made him a present of a house.

From this chief the British Government purchased the island, with an agreement to pay him an annual stipend.

There have been rumours of wealthier members paying an annual stipend of up to £10,000.

The successful candidate will be eligible for an annual stipend of 74,000 pounds ($118,000).

Like all chairmen of the council, he serves in a voluntary capacity and receives a small annual stipend for his trouble.

By letters-patent, dated at Westminster, July 4th, 1226, he was allowed an annual stipend of £580.

Each of the professors has a house and an annual stipend of from L. 200 to L. 600.

In 1814, the British government awarded him a lifetime annual stipend of 1,200 pounds (about $128,000 in today's money).

In exchange for a $9,100 annual stipend, RAs have to police every rule in "The Liberty Way" at a 30:1 student-to-RA ratio.

Aosdána helps those artists to devote their energies fully to their art through an annual stipend, the means-tested Cnuas, which is currently valued at €17,180.

It tells that after Columbia Pictures discovered that David Begelman had embezzled $60,000 he was kept on by the board at a handsome annual stipend.

CHURCH of Ireland clergy are to have their annual stipends increased from January 1st, 1997.

Sixteen of the 52-member authority have resigned, giving up their annual stipends of €16,756 and their €8,406.71 in non-taxable expenses for attendance at meetings.