Sentence examples for are often disbursed from inspiring English sources

Because such grants are often disbursed through corporate treasuries, the banks aren't required to publicly list the names of the receiving organizations in public filings.

REITs — publicly traded companies that disburse most of their income as dividends — are often considered a good portfolio diversifier, and a haven in turbulent times, because they typically have a "low correlation" with broader markets.

There is often pressure to disburse aid rapidly and there are immense organisational challenges in suddenly expanding the scope and scale of programme delivery.

"It's strictly voluntary," she was told, and nothing was yet being disbursed.

Zambia was to receive US$5 million of which US$3 million was to be disbursed to WFP Zambia while US$2 million was to be disbursed to UNICEF.

During the tech boom of the late 1990s, Mr. Perks recalled, they were often viewed as money that companies disbursed to shareholders after they had run out of more creative ways to invest it.

But, he added, "I absolutely did not know that these funds were not being disbursed.

Of that, 34.4 billion euros is to be disbursed by Dec. 13.

The districts submit annual budgets to the central government for approval, after a review process in parliament funds are then disbursed, often drastically modified.

Often due to bureaucracy the finances are not disbursed on time although there is common knowledge that the first 24 h following a disaster are critical for search and rescue operations, which require a responsive disbursement of funds.

And that threat is very real: to date, only about half of the G8/G20's $22 billion in pledges have been disbursed or are on track to be disbursed.