Sentence examples for and disbursed for from inspiring English sources
Institutional financing: Financing raised from various sources and disbursed for research institutions has supported commercialization in the developed world, such as Karolinska Development linked with the Karolinska Institute (Sweden) – a roughly $250 million (USD) fund with a life sciences focus.
And much aid is disbursed for strategic rather than developmental ends—helping Egypt and Israel, in particular.
We disaggregate and compare total DAH disbursed for fragile states versus stable states.
By that, he has said, he means something in the area of $100 billion, including steps taken so far, like the $40 billion in emergency spending already being disbursed for relief and military activities.
So far, a little over $1 million has been disbursed for iPads and Chromebooks to East Palo Alto's Ravenswood District, while another $2.5 million has gone to schools in San Francisco and Redwood City.
An EBRD spokeswoman told the Guardian that no funds had yet been disbursed for Boškov Most and the project is currently suspended.
Professor Rifat Atun, director of strategy, performance and evaluation at the fund, said more than $2.5bn£1.6bnbn) had been disbursed for malaria control between 2009 and 2011.
He had another interesting thought: "This might be a way to create a demand for large pieces of sculpture and thus to divert the excessive sums being disbursed for the decoration of houses in a mean and ugly taste".
It's very convenient to make such moralistic calls when American aid to Egypt has already been disbursed for the current fiscal year and the next payment won't be due until next year.
America should cancel joint military exercises due in September and withhold its next tranche of military aid (already disbursed for the current year) until a civilian government has been elected and takes office.
While millions were available for recruitment and training, sometimes only a few thousand dollars were disbursed for particular attacks, leaving Al Qaeda cells struggling to support themselves with petty crimes, like credit card fraud.
