Sentence examples for disbursed when from inspiring English sources

But a company might only have to reveal how its money was disbursed when it files its taxes.

Of the $1.3 billion in military aid appropriated this year, about $585 million had yet to be disbursed when the administration's review began.

If stipend, tuition allowance, and/or assistantship salary has already been disbursed when a student applies for a leave of absence, the student may be responsible for repaying part or all of the graduate aid received that quarter.

The center has estimated that about 72percentt of the city's population has returned, a clear improvement from the 50percentt who were there immediately after the storm, but a stagnant growth from the last anniversary, before most of the money was disbursed, when 69percentt had returned.

Money is disbursed when specific targets are met.

Perhaps it should come as no surprise that awards weren't equally disbursed when the Pacific League recently released its all-league honors list.

Stabilisation funds, such as Chile's Economic and Social Stabilisation Fund, smooth out the economic cycle by accumulating revenues from commodity exports when prices are high, and disbursing them when prices drop.

As our Athens correspondent Helena Smith reported last night, government insiders fear that the €8bn aid tranche will only be doled out in installments: The troika has made clear that it will only disburse aid when, and if, specific reforms are taken.

We are of opinion that officers of the army are, in the eye of the law, on military duty although employed as such officers under statutes of the United States in the public service on duties not in themselves pertaining to the army; and that the moneys disbursed by them when so employed do not, because they are such officers, become money furnished and intended for the military service.

Ultimately, benefits covering part or all of fees will be disbursed to the university when you start your program.

It also places a duty on the secretary of state to consider how gender inequality can be reduced when disbursing development and humanitarian funds.