Sentence examples for being disbursed for from inspiring English sources
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.
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".
Meanwhile, Natural Resource Damage Assessment or NRDA funds, which are separate from RESTORE Act money, are already being disbursed for early projects.
And in cap-and-trade, Obama's original and promising plan to auction off 100percentt of the emissions allowance has since been watered down to a piffling 15percentt, with 85percentt being disbursed for free like alms to the poor.
And much aid is disbursed for strategic rather than developmental ends—helping Egypt and Israel, in particular.
The counsel had recommended that the funds not be disbursed for the prize.
A pilot project for eight countries has been announced but no money is likely to be disbursed for nearly a year.
But the prime minister also stressed the symbolic significance of the fact that the aid will be disbursed for years to come.
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.
In lieu of flowers, donations in John's memory may be sent to The New York Community Trust for the John D. Solomon Memorial Fund (at 909 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022) to be disbursed for the charitable purposes that John held dear.
