Sentence examples for disbursements made from inspiring English sources

Poor countries would like to see the amount doubled, and disbursements made less agonising.

That purpose will not be accomplished unless income received and deductible disbursements made are treated consistently.

Moreover, the administrative budget often excludes trust funds used to finance contributory old-age and unemployment insurance; taxes are paid directly into the funds and disbursements made out of them.

If electioneering communication disbursements made from such segregated accounts then reach the $10,000 threshold, only the names of the segregated account's $1,000 contributors will have to be disclosed.

There the question was as to the right of accounting officers to review the action of the secretary of the navy in approving certain disbursements made by an officer of the navy in conformity with the orders of the secretary.

(ii) A futures commission merchant may reduce the amount of residual interest required in paragraph (c)(3)(i) of this section to account for payments received from or on behalf of undermargined futures customers (less the sum of any disbursements made to or on behalf of such customers) between the close of the previous business day and the Residual Interest Deadline.

Within one hundred and eighty days after October 19 , 1984 the Secretary shall publish in the Federal Register a list of all trust estates from which unauthorized disbursements are known to have been made, including the amount of the unauthorized disbursement made from each such trust estate.

Ms. Perry said disbursements were made in Iran after Mr. Banki sent word that he had received funds in his account in New York.

The school has yet to receive a dime, but leaders of the campaign said plans had always called for waiting until the $12 million goal was reached and generating about $500,000 in income before any disbursements were made.

And Mr. Lewandowski asked that some of the disbursements be made in Iowa in the days before that state's presidential nominating caucuses, which mark the kickoff of the primary calendar.

How can the plaintiff's claim for disbursements actually made be met by the limitation contained in a contract, unless the defendant retains the right to enforce the contract?