The part of a sentence "funds was released" is grammatically correct in written English and can be used in certain contexts.
This phrase typically refers to the act of releasing or disbursing money or funds to a specific recipient or purpose. It is often used in official or formal settings, such as in financial reports, contracts, or legal documents. Example: "The funds was released to the charity organization in accordance with the terms of the grant agreement."
Even though funds were not available, we had been scouting around, identifying players we would like to sign when funds were released.
Some platforms run all or nothing campaigns where the funding target must be met within the timeframe before funds are released.
We have committed to work with their banks to make sure the funds are released as soon as possible and have offered gestures of goodwill".
Should the funds be released, the money will be split between shareholders of the company, which is 51% owned by HBOS and 49% by Phoenix Venture Holdings directors.
Once they submit proof that they have paid all necessary capital gains taxes in their country of residence, the funds are released.
At a briefing in Washington on November 19th, Tom Dawson, an IMF spokesman, said that it would be unusual for an IMF programme to have prior actions: in other words, some reforms will have to be implemented before IMF funds are released.
"In the Sentinel case, some funds were released quickly, but others were subject to cross claims and litigation," said Mr. Feltman, who worked on the case for the court-appointed trustee.
At home the Martins have been supported by their Labour MP, Gloria De Piero, who joined the family in a meeting with Lidington and is asking that funds be released to translate case documents.
At one point Republicans insisted that the Paris agreement be submitted to the Senate for approval before any funds were released – before quietly relenting during budget negotiations last December.
Whatever your circumstances, it's crucial to get your application for student funding in as early as possible before the 31 May deadline, says Elaine Warrener, finance adviser at the University of Hull: it helps to ensure that your application is processed efficiently and that funds are released in time for the start of term.
