Sentence examples for total disbursement from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, just a sliver of the total disbursement — $215 million — has been allocated to the most obvious and pressing need: safe, permanent housing.

And Ken Ohashi, Sudan country director for the World Bank, reported that the bank has, "built up a significant team of experts in [Southern Sudan's capitol] that provides much needed hands-on assistance, and total disbursement from the Multi-Donor Trust Fund has increased from a mere $14 million about a year ago to nearly $100 million now".

The Global Fund is at present demanding the recovery of US $39 million unaccounted for in these and other countries out of a total disbursement of US $13 billion.

Thursday's financial disclosure shows that the Paul campaign spent more last quarter than it raised, with its total disbursements totaling $4.5 million.

The IMF has completed the sixth review of Liberia's extended credit facility, bringing total disbursements to over $379 million.

On the Social Security side, the Republicans want to raise the retirement age, which amounts to cutting back the program by decreasing the total disbursements in a person's lifetime.

The same 2010 report found that the so-called clawback penalties amounted to only about 1% of the total disbursements for firms that failed to meet job-creation goals.

Global Fund support was calculated as the total disbursements between 2002 and 2010, including multi-country grants.

23 We used data on total disbursements for HIV as opposed to expenditures specific to antiretroviral therapy.

We used total foreign aid for HIV because the total disbursements were reported over time more consistently and because activities such as treatment, prevention, and care of vulnerable populations often blend and have spill over effects.

Its total disbursements in 2009 constituted 3.29% of total health expenditure in LICs, 0.22% in low MICs and 0.07% in high MICs, while its contribution to individual countries ranged from 0.002% in Botswana to 53.4% in the Democratic Republic of Congo [ 2].