Sentence examples for disburse through from inspiring English sources

Its plan to disburse, through a variety of means, up to $75 billion over the next four years to shareholders is the largest such pay-out in history.

Multilateral aid money pooled from more than one country and disbursed through international financial institutions is often more effective than bilateral aid, but its disbursement is dominated by the World Bank and the I.M.F., and that is a problem for many people in Washington and elsewhere.

The money could be disbursed through existing federal formulas to all 16,000 public school districts.

Any money disbursed through gaming must come from a fund's assets.

Others, it says, have to wait longer for funds if they want them disbursed through their own banks.

And with Congress regularly lowering the amount it disburses through the Community Development Block Grant program, the exchanges have allowed communities to bundle modest allotments into bigger ones.

The $5.9 billion Ford is borrowing through the loan program will be disbursed through 2011, and Ford plans to begin repaying its loans in 2012, Mr. Mulally said.

Under the preventing violent extremism (Prevent) programme, £12.5m has so far been disbursed through local authorities to mainly Muslim groups to tackle radicalisation in communities.

That $1 trillion would come on top of funds disbursed through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which has tapped $700 billion, and the president-elect's stimulus plan, clocking in at $825 billion.

It raises the real possibility of an increasing proportion of the aid budget being disbursed through defence and national security institutions like the Ministry of Defence.

Fourth, we must realise the enormous contribution the European Union can make, through its engagement around the world: through trade policy; through the development funding it disburses; through its high level political engagements.