Sentence examples for be disbursed over from inspiring English sources
verb
To pay out, expend; usually from a public fund or treasury.
A significant chunk of the new money would be disbursed over the next year provided that Argentina sticks to its tough fiscal policy.
The announcement of the new aid package, which is to be disbursed over the next five years, comes just days before the arrival of President Obama in Japan.
The $350 million grant from the corporation, which was announced only in April and was to be disbursed over five years for electricity generation, is a large amount of money for Malawi, whose annual budget is about $2 billion.
About half the money, which is to be disbursed over a decade, is expected to come from governments, and the rest from companies, institutes and universities, according to European Union officials.
Or will we keep hearing, 'The check is in the mail'?" Mr. Daniels today seemed to reiterate the White House's position that the money will be disbursed over time, as reconstruction in Lower Manhattan proceeds.
UN climate chief, Christiana Figueres, has called for an initial capitalisation of at least $10bn by the end of the year, to be disbursed over four years from 2015.
For example, Lincoln Center received $240 million from the city for its recently completed renovation, but the sum was disbursed over a 10-year period.
The loan will be disbursed in three stages over the next 12 months at an interest rate of 1.2 percent, the state-run newspaper Al Ahram reported Sunday.
The measures are key to releasing aid that has yet to be disbursed because of disagreement over policies that Tsipras says are at odds with his Syriza party's anti-austerity platform.
Some will be disbursed in $5,000 monthly installments over the course of at least 20 years.
Some will be disbursed in $5,000 monthly installments over at least 20 years.
