Sentence examples for disbursed all from inspiring English sources

The team is disbursed all over the region.

Over two days in 2015, five lawmakers wrote directly to Mr. Hernández — who was by then the president — to solicit donations, and two days later his office ordered the money disbursed, all to the same nonprofit organization, documents showed.

Robin, meanwhile, admitted that he was jealous of Sarfraz's... um, "communicative" family, so willing to come together and offer advice: "In our (white, middle-class, disbursed all over the place) family a series of one-to-one conversations, telephone calls, emails about family matters is as good as we seem to manage.

The award is up to a maximum of $8,600 during the fall/spring terms, which is disbursed on a monthly basis; and up to a maximum of $3,000 during the summer term, which is disbursed all at once, based on your enrollment and financial need.

These decisions depend on the momentary utility of a stimulus, that is, the reward that would accrue if that stimulus were to be consumed or disbursed all at once, whether immediately or (as in inter-temporal choice) after a delay (Kable and Glimcher, 2007).

In other years, they have given much larger amounts to their family foundation, but it has yet to disburse all of the money.

Procedures of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Associa tion require that sponsors of crusades create a local corpora tion to receive and disburse all funds.

The American Red Cross decided to disburse all of the money it collected for Sept. 11 after donors decried its plans to reserve a portion to finance a response to the next tragedy.

An article in the Wall Street Journal on Friday said that College Loan will stop disbursing all private loans immediately.

Unlike most other grant-making foundations, the Olin Foundation was charged to disburse all of its funds within one generation of Olin's death and did so by making its final grant in 2005, after bestowing more than $370 million.

Moreover, some 22percentt of Fidelity donors who established a donor-advised fund prior to 2007 distributed virtually their "entire balance" by 2012, while few accounts lie dormant: of those who did not disburse all their donated funds during that time period, 70percentt of donors made grants in five years out of seven.