Sentence examples similar to routinely disburse from inspiring English sources
TMA tissue section slides from a single TMA block are routinely disbursed to multiple research projects.
But state payments are notoriously slow to get disbursed, routinely taking between six months to a year to pay out.
They offer to represent the indigent in claims involving death and disability, then routinely collect many times more money than they actually disburse to their clients.
Thus was born the Bank of England.In this section Greece lightning Two tiers, too complex The Swiss diet Pulling for the home team Correction: Europe's bail-out plan Broke broker All change He who pays the paupers… ReprintsCentral banks routinely serve as their government's agent: they accept payments, disburse outlays, auction and redeem their bonds.
While that is not a crippling sum for a company that routinely spends more than $1 billion a year on capital improvements, Con Ed is appealing for government aid, which is being disbursed through a number of state agencies.
How they disburse their funds matters, too.
Why wouldn't T.I.B.C. disburse the loans on its own?
Farmers routinely over-irrigate.
If the IMF disburses all the money it has promised, it will disburse about $18 billion over the next four years.
The state will now disburse money only for existing contracts.
