Sentence examples for gets disbursed from inspiring English sources

In certain ways, though, its sectarian approach probably contributes to its effectiveness: The Economist story takes note of the personal, informal and non-bureaucratic way that much of the money gets disbursed.

Under the aegis of the fund, "they don't really have a way of benefiting themselves at the expense of other companies," but rather in assuring that the money gets disbursed as efficiently and fairly as possible.

Usually your dough gets disbursed among 45 national governing bodies, each of which oversees a separate sport.

But state payments are notoriously slow to get disbursed, routinely taking between six months to a year to pay out.

But both have disbursed money mainly to Jewish survivors.

The OECD estimates Russia to have disbursed $33.1 million in 2011.

Yet they have disbursed less than three quarters of that amount.

While term loans get fully disbursed on one date and interest accrues immediately, revolving loans are more flexible — and less binding than a classic mortgage agreement, said Ms. Tan, at Bank of Singapore.

As long as you submit all the required details, you should be able to get the loan disbursed quickly.

Ask how long it takes to get approved and have the funds disbursed to you.

The S.E.C. has been under pressure from several members of Congress to get SIPC to disburse funds to harmed customers.