The phrase "administer money" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of managing and allocating money. For example, "The accountant was tasked with administering the company's money."
Some parents, citing lack of fiscal transparency, are questioning Jefferson's decision to hire B.A.C.R. to administer money for its after-school program.
Poor countries do not want the World bank to administer money pledged for them, as they perceive it to be run in the interests of rich nations.
Though delegates did manage to sketch out details on how to administer money for poor countries affected by climate change and help transfer clean technology to developing nations, environmentalists said the Durban package still fell short of the ambitious cuts needed to avert dangerous warming.
So, even now, you're still administering money related to the bombing.
To date, the World Bank fund that is supposed to administer this money has received less than $400 million.
Mr Annan wants an independent board to administer the money, reflecting the interests of donors, recipients, the UN and others.
FEMA contracts with the United Way to administer the money, under the direction of local chapters and boards.
Most investors pay 0.45% to Hargreaves to administer their money in an Isa, pension or investment account, plus the underlying fund manager charge.
The proposal was not fully fleshed out; the bill does not discuss how to administer the money nor does it address the fiscal impact to the state.
To administer the money, Yahoo turned to Mr. Wu, a politically connected rights advocate who had spent 19 years in Chinese labor camps before gaining asylum in the United States.
Establishing a mechanism to administer the money meant tackling the very issues over sovereignty and authority that have proved the most intractable in Sri Lanka's faltering peace process.
