Sentence examples for difficult to disburse from inspiring English sources
Even before the €5bn package, the EU found it difficult to disburse money this year.
For instance, it was extremely difficult for EACCR to disburse funds to Sudan, possibly because of political concerns there.
Even the World Bank, with its knowledge base and ability to disburse and monitor funds in some of the most difficult settings in the world, can address problems of health or environment or other specialised concerns only in partnership with UN agencies that have expertise in these specific areas.
It is to disburse £2.6m in both December and February.
That is, it permitted a religious organization to decide how to disburse (or not disburse) federal funds, muddling dogma with policy.
Some organization was required in order to disburse the educational grant.
More likely, antitax lawmakers would vote to disburse the money via tax cuts.
Freshly elected provincial councils have considerable power to disburse development funds and patronage.
It is the Mayer Foundation, not the Haven Foundation, that aims to disburse grants totaling $50,000 to $75,000 a year.
The rest of the money was left for the Secretary of Homeland Security, Tom Ridge, to disburse.
The European Commission is in turn expected to disburse a further €1.15 billion.
