Sentence examples for be disbursed on from inspiring English sources

Critics described this as 'development as counter-terrorism', arguing that aid should be disbursed on a needs basis and not 'according to Whitehall's security agenda' [ 68].

To tackle this issue of low absorption capacity, the MoF allowed for funds to be disbursed on pre-financing arrangements in 2005, whereby facilities receive an AIE accompanied with a cheque and this is expected to facilitate implementation of programmes and increase actual expenditures [ 21].

For example, if you are paid on the 1st and 15th of each month, set the automatic payments to be disbursed on the 4th, 5th, 6th, 17th, 18th, and 19th of each month.

By the 19th century rations are described as being disbursed on a weekly basis.

More than 600,000 Oklahomans receive the benefits, and money is disbursed on the first, fifth and 10th days of every month, so the disruption came at a high-use time for the cards.

Nyserda, they say, has not done a good enough job to help New Yorkers get its rebates and loans, which are disbursed on a first-come-first-served basis; they note that the agency has 14 people working out of a single office in the city.

Under current rules, parties are allowed to run a "fighting fund‟ for their candidate, which enables a donor to give the money to the party centrally and leave it to decide how this money is disbursed on the mayoral and London assembly elections.

Payouts are disbursed on a quarterly basis, and on average, recipients of SSS payouts in our sample receive around S$500 per quarter, which corresponds to about 14% of the pre-SSS-announcement mean monthly income from work among SSS recipients who worked during that period.

The salaries are disbursed on time and as approved by the Central Establishment and Treasury" (KI 1).

Benefits are disbursed on the 3rd day of each month, as well as the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesdays of the month.

His power to press for reforms was dramatically enhanced earlier this year when Congress gave him control of $4.3 billion in grant money — the Race to the Top fund — that is to be disbursed to the states on a competitive basis.