Sentence examples for began disbursing from inspiring English sources
Following protests, authorities also began disbursing salaries and other benefits to survivors of the collapse.
After hundreds of garment workers protested on Tuesday for compensation, the authorities began disbursing salaries and other benefits on Wednesday.
This created a peculiar incentive: at least one study suggests that firms just below the threshold began disbursing unusual amounts of cash to shareholders and making fewer investments.
Under questioning from Representative Greg Walden, Republican of Oregon, Mr. Feaster estimated that since the program began disbursing in 1998 it had given upward of 200,000 grants.
Last year America's army, which jointly funds SOMA with the air force, began disbursing about $80m in five-year research grants for network analysis to promote democracy and national security.
But, in early August, the board will begin disbursing the first payments to candidates who have qualified.
As soon as Chad ensures that the money is committed to antipoverty programs, the bank will begin disbursing $124 million in loans to the nation.
In addition, Mr. Fields noted, the United States is planning to begin disbursing up to half of its planned $20 billion in aid to Afghanistan through the Afghan government and its agencies, rather than directly to contractors as it does now.
Ms. Kielich said in an e-mail message that the department hoped efficiency grants would begin flowing to city and state energy offices within 120 days, and that it planned to begin disbursing weatherization money "expeditiously and responsibly".
The government began to disburse the money last May; so far, hospitals and doctors have received $2.5 billion of a potential $27 billion in stimulus funds, federal officials said last week.
As the demonstrators began to disburse, angry mobs appeared in North Jakarta attacking passing vehicles, looting at least one convenience store, and massing outside the home of the embattled Jakarta governor in an alleged attempt to force their way into his gated complex.
