Sentence examples for is disbursed from inspiring English sources
verb
To pay out, expend; usually from a public fund or treasury.
Only interest is disbursed to help preserve the foundation's capital.
And wouldn't all the treasure going to FIFA provide scope for corruption as it is disbursed?
But again, if the money is disbursed rapidly, the private sector will get a breather.
Once the money is disbursed from Brussels, it is much less clear what happens.
And much aid is disbursed for strategic rather than developmental ends—helping Egypt and Israel, in particular.
The decennial census is the basis on which federal money is disbursed and seats in the House of Representatives, and consequently Electoral College votes, are allocated.
The federal Department of Homeland Security is disbursing the money.
"All they're concerned about is disbursing the payment on the other end".
By February of that year, 40% of the PEPFAR budget had been disbursed [ 41], indicating fast disbursement.
Virtually nothing has been disbursed.
The funds aren't being disbursed properly.
