Sentence examples for slow disbursement from inspiring English sources
The slow disbursement of funds has frustrated top Mexican officials, with Mr. Calderón raising the issue in a meeting with American lawmakers this year.
With the program's slow disbursement of $7.5 billion allocated by Washington, thousands of homeowners have been left to their own resources, like personal savings, loans and insurance payouts, to cope with rebuilding.
The slow disbursement of Veterans Choice Program payments has meant that potentially thousands of veterans have been adversely affected, often having large and inaccurate medical debts wrongly listed in their name.
Notable gaps in existing climate-finance mechanisms, including Adaptation Fund (AF) and Least Developed Countries Fund (LDCF), coupled with slow disbursement of the Green Climate Fund (GCF), poses major challenges for the most vulnerable countries like Timor-Leste to address massive impacts of climate change.
Many donors choose to channel funds outside the MoH controlled system in order to avoid bottlenecks in terms of slow disbursement of funds at the central level.
Additional problems documented in the education sector, but not in health, included slow disbursement of funds, poor monitoring leading to misallocation of resources and embezzlement, and political interference.
Still more depressingly, rows between finance and health ministries over who should accept money from the Global Fund have slowed disbursements.
Many GOP leaders considered President Barack Obama's inclusion of "chained CPI" in his recent budget proposal to be progress; that measure would slow Social Security disbursement and result in savings for the federal government over time.
Each one slowed down the disbursements.
The department also slowed financial aid disbursements to Corinthian, which had virtually no cash reserves.
Seth Kaplan, the clean energy and climate change program director at the Conservation Law Foundation, says that one of several reasons disbursement has been slow is that many localities are not accustomed to a flood of money coming in and do not have the infrastructure to use it.
