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The first €26bn of a package worth more than three times that will be disbursed within days after the government in Athens grudgingly approved the agreement at the end of a marathon debate, and Germany backed down on its opposition to rescuing Greece.

As Congress works toward final passage of the farm bill, it is poised to continue most of the existing farmer subsidy programs, including about $5.2 billion a year in so-called "direct payments" that will be disbursed even as net farm income is projected to hit a historic high in 2008.

The institution will have about $50bn £34bnn) in initial funds that will be disbursed to help address the region's growing demand for roads, ports and other infrastructure facilities.

The plan involves a pot of money that will be disbursed to community groups, women's shelters, and victims' services, coupled with changes that allow women to own their own property on reserve.

The Treasury Department reported Friday that so far 57.4 million payments have been made totaling $50.04 billion, nearly half of the $106.7 billion that will be disbursed this year to 130 million households.

Haiti and the donors have yet to agree to a plan on how that money will be disbursed, but a major element is a request for $350 million for the government for the rest of this year.

While the use of street money is not uncommon in Cleveland, in other places the expectation that it will be disbursed is more deeply engrained in the electoral infrastructure.

By his reckoning these reforms, if they are properly implemented, might win Turkey up to $12 billion in new foreign loans.The strongest cause for hope is that the United States and the IMF have both made plain that no money will be disbursed unless real changes are made.

Western diplomats said South Africa agreed to go along with the move after language in the decision was revised to state that the assets will be disbursed to the "relevant authorities" instead of the Transitional National Council, the opposition group in Libya that has been leading the struggle against Colonel Qaddafi.

But the prime minister also stressed the symbolic significance of the fact that the aid will be disbursed for years to come.

Or will we keep hearing, 'The check is in the mail'?" Mr. Daniels today seemed to reiterate the White House's position that the money will be disbursed over time, as reconstruction in Lower Manhattan proceeds.