West Virginia's rules triggering disbursement of more public money when spending by a privately financed opponent reaches a certain level resemble those the Supreme Court invalidated in the Arizona decision.
Like West Virginia's campaign financing program for judicial races, the Arizona law triggered disbursement of additional public money when spending by a privately financed opponent reaches a certain threshold.
When examining disbursements to low- and middle-income stable countries, fragile countries received more in per capita terms.
Children began getting the disbursements when they turned 18. Luxury automobiles abounded.
Creditors have rescheduled and in some cases canceled repayment of loans, but they have also cut aid disbursements when they have disagreed with government policies or actions.
The Global Fund's per-capita disbursements increased three-fold during the period from 2007 to 2010, compared with its first five years of operation, from $0.57 to $1.73 Malaria funding also showed high variability when measured in disbursements per capita.
"The state has a structural imbalance between receipts and disbursements, so when you cross fiscal lines, it raises alarms," said Richard Marino, an analyst for Standard & Poor's.
The New Jersey Department of Community Affairs will handle the disbursement of funds when HUD approves the action plan, expected in April, according to a news release from that department.
When asked about the timely disbursement of funds from the central to the local government, our key informants (KI) reported that, comparatively, funds for personal emolument are disbursed to the LGAs on time and as per the budget approved by the national treasury.
The grant money will become available in July when the Department of Energy establishes rules for disbursement of the cash.
