The word 'dispersing' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of spreading or scattering something widely. Example: The dispersing of seeds by birds is an important process in the growth of plants.
Even at the age of 10 or 11 I recognised that something strangely morbid hovered over their pages, and that dispersing this chilling miasma might make more sense of the world I was living in.
The truce was broken early in southern Deraa province when three people were wounded by gunfire from security forces dispersing protesters, Reuters reports citing the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
As Yulia Mostovaya, the editor of Zerkalo Nedeli, a weekly, explains, by putting Ms Tymoshenko in jail, Mr Yanukovich has both lost a useful sparring partner and united a fractious opposition.The images of Ms Tymoshenko being led away from the courtroom, and of heavy-clad paramilitaries dispersing small protests outside, have confirmed many people's worst fears about Mr Yanukovich.
The bombing, he said, had actually made his work harder by dispersing the enemy.Something approaching a mystique, though, soon began to surround the claims of the airmen.
But that is when the "silent campaign" begins, a furious scramble to beg and bribe every last vote in the constituency.In a hotel lobby in Vijayawada in the coastal part of Andhra Pradesh, where two regional parties are battling it out, party workers mill about, ready to jump into four-wheel-drives and start dispersing cash and contraband in all directions.
With the aid of a charitable loan to accelerate its roll-out, Eight19 is now in the process of dispersing another 4,000 solar units in Kenya, Malawi and Zambia.
Hispanics are dispersing across the country and their political clout will only grow: nearly 1m US-born Latinos reach voting age annually.Read the full Special Report on America's Hispanics here.
In fact, the North Vietnamese responded to the bombing of their oil tanks and railways by dispersing fuel across the country in small drums and hauling supplies around on bicycles.
But electronic exchanges are relatively easy to monitor and the Internet minimises the risk of dispersing liquidity over a large number of markets—an investor can scan them all quickly and cheaply.So regulators may even be catalysts for change.
The centres could be a better way of dispersing asylum-seekers across the country than (as has happened in the past) pouring them into run-down council estates in northern cities.
With few landlines in existence, dispersing bandwidth takes further efforts.
