Sentence examples for which disbursed from inspiring English sources

To head the program, which disbursed over $15 million worth of grants last year, he tapped Mr. Scholl, the director of the Miami community program.

Mr. Grasso presides over his own charitable outfit, the American Dream Foundation, which disbursed $1.1 million in 2006 to police, educational and Catholic causes.

The (Department of Telecommunications 2004) describes the Universal Service Obligation Fund of India which disbursed Rs. 31 Billion in 2010 11 (roughly equivalent to 687 million US Dollars).

Prominent among them is the lauded Ramón y Cajal program, which disbursed $300 million last year on tenure-track positions for some 2000 new postdocs at Spanish research centers.

And the committee members, who visited 13 partner countries and conducted some 400 interviews, stressed that they repeatedly heard gratitude and appreciation for the program, which disbursed $21.8 billion in aid between 2004 and 2010.

According to the Agency for International Development, which disburses American foreign aid funds, 448 organizations engaged in family planning activities overseas agreed to the limitations as of August.

According to Olivier Wotling, head of cinema at the Centre Nationale du Cinéma, which disburses aid, "The Artist" benefited from two kinds of public investment, one of them direct, the other slightly less so.

To spur economic development, in the 1980s the British and Irish governments created the International Fund for Ireland, which disburses economic assistance to the entire island, with significant resources going to Northern Ireland.

But Mr. Gatsas said that he was not pleased with the compromise and that he would persist with another tactic: lobbying the state's Executive Council, which disburses federal money, to table grants for some of the institute's programs.

Mr. Ewell was charged with stealing $48,563 from the agency, which disburses federal and state grant money to assist in Mount Vernon's economic development, said Janet DiFiore, the Westchester County district attorney.

From 1986 until 1999, when she resigned to devote more time to consulting work, Ms. Berkey was a trustee of the New Jersey Historic Trust, which disburses restoration and preservation grants -- but recused herself when her applications were considered.