The word "disbursing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a present participle of the verb "disburse" meaning to distribute money. For example, you could say: "The company was disbursing payments to its employees."
Disbursing some of the tax revenue earned as a result of new development to landowners within a small area around that development to compensate for short-term hardship would reduce opposition to new building.Or they could heed the advice of Henry George, an American follower of Ricardo who in the 1880s made the case for a land-value tax.
Recent legal reforms have taken all powers over the judiciary away from the other branches of government, save for setting and disbursing the courts' overall budget.
After doing an excellent job of disbursing the billions of euros Poland gets from the European Union, she is to become European commissioner for the internal market.
Many suspect that, as so often in the past, well-placed individuals rather than disadvantaged districts will profit most from the assistance.Last month the Stormont minister who assumed responsibility on devolution for disbursing the money, Margaret Ritchie, said it would not be paid unless the loyalist paramilitaries turned in their guns, as the IRA had done.
This looks his best bet: Hispanic Democrats, in particular, have sounded more emollient in recent months, now that the NADBank has at last started disbursing money.Next year, some time, never?How much do these congressional shenanigans matter to getting trade agreements into place?
Indeed, the process of change is so rapid that some of the subject's potentates are afraid that progress may grind to a halt unless a huge injection of numeracy takes place pretty soon.The mightiest of those potentates inhabit America's National Institutes of Health (NIH the body responsible for disbursing the lion's share of federal money available for biomedical research.
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.
For instance, the Project Management Office, a Pentagon outfit charged with disbursing some of the $18.6 billion of American cash earmarked for reconstruction and security, may keep premises to monitor contracts' implementation.
Last year America's army, which jointly funds SOMA with the air force, began disbursing about $80m in five-year research grants for network analysis to promote democracy and national security.
If it were much less, it would hardly be worth Russia's while to have a federal government at all.Neither of these last developments can be expected to put much of a smile on the face of the International Monetary Fund, which is midway through disbursing a three-year, $10 billion loan to Russia.
The government has at last decided to stop "pedalling", as critics mockingly call the dubious procedure of putting off payments to state-owned banks charged with disbursing benefits such as unemployment insurance, or cash handouts for the poor (which Ms Rousseff raised three months ago).
